What you'll get in your Mysore kundli
- Rasi (D-1) chart — placement of the nine grahas across the twelve houses, drawn for your exact time and place of birth.
- Navamsa (D-9) and divisional charts — the marriage and dharma chart used for compatibility, plus D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10 and other vargas through D-60.
- Vimshottari dasha — Mahadasha and Antardasha periods with start and end dates so you know which planet is currently shaping your life.
- Doshas — Manglik, Kaal Sarp, Pitra and Nadi dosha detection with severity, plus the classical remedies prescribed for each.
- Yogas — Raja yogas, Dhana yogas, Pancha Mahapurusha and other classical combinations identified from your placements.
- Sade Sati — your current Saturn-over-Moon phase (rising, peak, or setting) with phase-specific guidance.
Why Mysore's coordinates matter
The ascendant (lagna) — the rashi rising on the eastern horizon at your birth — depends on your geographic location. Mysore sits at 12.30°N, 76.64°E, so the rising sign at, say, 6:00 AM in Mysore is different from the same moment in Mumbai or Kolkata. National-average kundli generators ignore this and produce charts that can be a sign or two off. MyAstro360 uses Mysore's exact coordinates, so the lagna, house cusps and planetary house placements match what a professional astrologer working in Mysore would draw by hand.
How accurate is the calculation?
Every chart on MyAstro360 is computed from Swiss Ephemeris — the same astronomical engine used by professional astrologers, academic researchers, and standard panchangs. We use the canonical Lahiri ayanamsa for sidereal positions (recognised by the Indian government's Calendar Reform Committee) and apply nutation, precession and aberration corrections automatically. Re-running a chart with the same inputs always returns identical results — nothing here is randomised or AI-generated.
Frequently asked questions about the Mysore kundli
- Is the kundli for Mysore free on MyAstro360?
- Yes — generating a Vedic kundli (janma kundali) for Mysore is free for every signed-up user. The first chart costs no credits, and you can come back to view it any time without re-entering your details.
- Why does MyAstro360 compute the kundli for Mysore's exact coordinates?
- The ascendant (lagna) and house cusps depend on the local horizon at your time of birth. Using Mysore's exact latitude (12.2958) and longitude (76.6394) — instead of a national centroid — gives you the same accuracy a professional astrologer working in Mysore would.
- Which ayanamsa does MyAstro360 use for Mysore?
- Lahiri ayanamsa, the canonical sidereal zero point used by every standard Indian panchang and recognised by the Indian government's Calendar Reform Committee. All sidereal calculations — kundli, dasha, transits — use it consistently.
- What if I don't know my exact time of birth?
- The Vedic chart is most accurate with a known time of birth. Without one, the rasi positions of the slow-moving planets are still correct, but the ascendant and house cusps cannot be calculated reliably. If you have only a hospital admission slip, use that — it's usually within a few minutes of the actual birth.
- Is my data shared with anyone in Mysore?
- No. Your birth details are stored privately to your account and used only to compute the chart. You can export or delete everything from your profile at any time, and we never share or sell user data.
- Can I generate a kundli for someone else who was born in Mysore?
- Yes — you can generate kundlis for as many people as you like. Most users start with their own and then add charts for partners, children and parents.