Varna 1 pt
Spiritual evolution and ego compatibility — the bride's varna should match or exceed the groom's.
More than a 36-guna score. DKSCORE layers ten classical analyses — Ashtakoota, Manglik & Nadi dosha, Navamsa (D9), Dasha overlap, Karaka planets, Upapada Lagna and more — then explains what your charts actually show, with classical remedies where they’re needed.
Time and place are essential — even a 10-minute drift can shift Nakshatra and change the Nadi koota.
Vara — the groom's chart
Vadhu — the bride's chart
Eight categories, weighted differently. A score of 18+ is acceptable, 24+ is auspicious, 32+ is rare.
Spiritual evolution and ego compatibility — the bride's varna should match or exceed the groom's.
Mutual influence and magnetic pull. Tests who naturally yields and who leads in the partnership.
Birth-star fortune. Counted from one Nakshatra to the other, the remainder reveals destiny alignment.
Animal symbology of the Nakshatras — measures physical and intimate compatibility.
Friendship of the Moon-sign lords. Predicts how affection and emotional warmth will flow.
Temperament — Deva, Manushya or Rakshasa. Rakshasa-Deva pairings are traditionally avoided.
Moon-sign distance. Measures domestic prosperity, financial harmony and welfare of children.
Physiological constitution — Adi, Madhya, Antya. Same-Nadi marriages are the most serious dosha.
DKSCORE doesn't stop at Ashtakoota. Every report layers ten classical analyses on top of the 36-guna score — the same checks an experienced acharya runs before recommending a match — and AI writes up the result.
The classical 36-guna comparison across eight kootas — the opening score every Vedic match starts from.
Maps Mars across both charts to surface marital friction zones and the upayas that classically neutralise them.
Reads the house of partnership and its ruling planet to predict relationship dynamics, intimacy, and longevity.
The micro-chart of marriage — measures spiritual, emotional, and karmic depth beneath the surface compatibility.
Identifies the planetary periods that will activate, test, or amplify the relationship at specific life stages.
Venus and Jupiter — the primary significators for love and growth — analysed for strength, dignity, and aspects.
Twin Jaimini techniques revealing the spouse's outward qualities and the karmic role they play in your chart.
Combinations like Gaja-Kesari, Daridra, or Kemadruma that quietly tilt a marriage toward ease — or struggle.
Layers numerology over astrology to fine-tune the report with name-number and life-path alignment.
Family background, lifestyle alignment, and lived-context inputs — because no Kundali sits outside its world.
Three things a structured Jyotish reading does that a quick online calculator can't — and that an experienced acharya would do, given the time.
DKSCORE analyses planetary aspects, house-lord connections, doshas, and divisional charts together — going far beyond a flat Ashta-Koota score.
Mangal, Nadi, Bhakoot and rarer afflictions are surfaced with cancellation rules and classical upayas — not generic disclaimers.
Reads Moon-sign alignment, Nakshatra harmony, planet strength, and dasha overlap to score the quiet stuff — bonding, balance, longevity.
Kundali Milan isn't superstition — it's a 3,500-year-old framework for naming the unspoken pressures that shape every marriage.
A high-guna match predicts how two minds will navigate stress, money, and silence — long after the wedding photos fade.
Bhakoot and Nadi specifically address progeny and gene-line vitality. Mismatch here is flagged before, not regretted later.
If Mangal, Nadi or Bhakoot dosha is present, our report names it and offers classical upayas — not vague disclaimers.
A practice rooted in three and a half millennia of Vedic observation — here's why it took the form it did.
Kundali Milan was codified by Vedic sages who studied planetary positions to forecast marital harmony, emotional balance, and the longevity of a household — long before modern compatibility frameworks existed.
For centuries, horoscope matching was a non-negotiable step before marriage — used to evaluate mental compatibility, health, financial stability, and the prospect of harmony across two joining families.
The Ashta-Koota system formalised compatibility into eight measurable factors: Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi — together yielding the 36-guna score still used today.
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