Looking at your kundli milan, Guna Milan score of 13 out of 36 initially appears below the traditionally acceptable threshold of 18, indicating potential incompatibility concerns in marriage matching. The presence of Gana Dosha and Madhya Nadi Dosha further strengthens this initial caution, as these doshas are associated with differences in temperament (Gana) and potential issues related to health, progeny, or genetic harmony (Nadi). Additionally, a Graha Maitri score of only 0.5 out of 6, due to the relationship between Jupiter and Venus, suggests a lack of natural planetary friendship, which can reflect differences in values, lifestyle, or emotional understanding between partners.
However, Vedic astrology does not rely on surface-level scoring alone; deeper principles often modify or completely neutralize such doshas. In your case, No Nadi Paad Vedha plays a crucial role. This is an important exception rule where, despite both individuals belonging to the same Nadi (Madhya), the specific pada (quarter) placements of the nakshatras cancel the dosha. As a result, the feared negative effects of Madhya Nadi Dosha, particularly those related to progeny or health, are significantly reduced or nullified. Because of this cancellation, it is astrologically justified to restore the full 8 points of Nadi, increasing the overall Guna Milan score from 13 to 21 out of 36.
A score of 21 is considered acceptable and indicates moderate compatibility. While some differences in mindset or approach to life may still exist due to Gana and Graha Maitri factors, it is important to check your Graha Milan (Matching of all planets) to make sure you will have marital harmony and comfort after you get married. When Nadi dosha is there it is also important to check Beeja Sphuta (male seed/sperm) and Kshetra Sphuta (female field/ovum), which are Vedic astrology methods to determine fertility and prospects of having children.