Free tool · Classical Cancellation Rules

Manglik, checked calmly — cancellations included.

Enter your birth date, time and place — see whether Kuja doṣa is present from the Lagna and the Moon, and which cancellation rules apply, each with its standing. No signup, nothing saved.

Nothing you enter here is saved. This runs the same Kuja doṣa reading the full compatibility reading uses — Mars in houses 1, 2, 4, 7, 8 and 12 from the Lagna and the Moon, with every cancellation rule named and its standing stated.

Your result will appear here — checked calmly, with the cancellation rules fear usually skips. See exactly how.

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Is this manglik check really free, and does it need signup?

Yes, and no. Enter your birth date, time and place and your result appears immediately — no account, no email. Nothing you enter is saved unless you choose to continue on WhatsApp afterward.

What does this checker actually check?

Exactly what the full compatibility reading checks: Mars in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th house counted from the Lagna and from the Moon, then the cancellation rules — Jupiter's conjunction or aspect on Mars, Mars in its own sign or exalted (not applied outright in the 7th and 8th), Mars in a sign of the Sun, Moon or Saturn, and the Moon in a kendra from Mars — each reported with its standing (universal practice or common practice; none is a Sanskrit classical text). The one rule it cannot test from a single chart is whether the other partner also carries the doṣa, and it says so.

If the base pattern is present with no cancellation, does that mean something is wrong?

No. It means none of the cancellation rules that can be tested from one chart applies — not that none exists. A full reading also weighs whether a proposed partner is independently Manglik (a mutual doṣa is held to cancel), the condition of the 7th house, and other factors a single chart can't settle alone.

Do I need my exact birth time for this to be accurate?

Yes, more than for most readings. House placements — which is exactly what this check depends on — shift with birth time, and the ascendant itself changes roughly every two hours. An approximate time (using noon) makes the result unreliable specifically for this check.