A modern compatibility layer along with Kundli matching
This test helps compare emotional style, trust, family values, lifestyle, adaptability and marriage expectations. It is guidance for better discussion, not a guarantee of marriage.
Why families use a Mind and Values test with Kundli
Kundli matching answers a question many Indian families ask first: how do the two birth charts sit together? It does not answer whether two adults want the same kind of marriage. The Mind and Values test on this page is that second conversation. It asks about emotional style, trust, family expectations, daily habits, how someone adapts when plans change, and what they think a marriage is for.
There are seven areas: core personality, emotional foundation, trust and family security, daily life and personal space, adaptability, the kind of marriage you want, and commitment after the wedding. The page asks four questions in each area. None of them has a trick answer. A higher match means the two people described similar priorities, not that a wedding is assured. A lower match means a topic is worth talking about before the families book a meeting, not that the rishta must be refused. ShadiGiva still runs the 36-point Guna Milan separately when both profiles have birth details. Use the chart for the astrological question and this test for the living-together question.
The test is for adults, 18 and older, who are looking at marriage. Answer for yourself, not for the impression you hope a family will like. If you are comparing a specific profile, both people should complete it. One finished test cannot score a pair. Your answers stay on your account so the match can be calculated. They are not published as a public essay on your profile card.
Parents often want to know whether this replaces a pandit. It does not. Manglik status, Nadi, and Bhakoot remain part of the horoscope match. This page does not cancel a dosha, name a muhurat, or tell you to ignore a low Guna score. It gives both families a calm list of topics: who takes care of parents, how money is discussed, whether a job in another city is acceptable, and how disagreements are handled. Those topics cause more broken rishtas than a two-point difference on a chart.
Set aside about fifteen quiet minutes. You can pause and return. When both tests are done, open the profile match and read the lines beside the Kundli score. If a line surprises you, ask about it at the first meeting instead of guessing. For the birth-chart score on its own, use the free Kundli match. For how to read a number out of 36, the Guna Milan guide explains the bands ShadiGiva uses: below 18 is not recommended, 18 to 23 is average, 24 to 27 is good, 28 to 32 is very good, and 33 to 36 is excellent.