Ashtakvarga Calculator by Date of Birth — Your Chart as a Number Map
An ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth turns the birth chart into numbers: for each of the seven planets, every sign is scored 0 to 8 by how many of eight reference points (the seven planets and the lagna) “vote” it good, and the seven tables are summed into one. The result is a map of where your chart is strong and where it is thin, sign by sign. This ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth prints every table with the working — which reference gave which bindu — because a number without its working cannot be checked.
Sarvashtakavarga Chart — the Sum, and the Numbers That Matter
The sarvashtakavarga chart (SAV) is the total of the seven planetary tables: 337 bindus spread across twelve signs, average 28. A sign above 28 is read as supportive, above 30 as strong; below 25 as weak, below 22 as a sign to be careful in. The sarvashtakavarga chart from an ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth is the fastest honest read of a chart there is — a house with 33 bindus and a house with 19 will not behave alike whatever the planets say — and this page prints it with the house numbers beside the signs.
Bhinnashtakavarga — the Seven Tables Behind the Sum
Bhinnashtakavarga (BAV) is the individual table for one planet: how many of the eight references support that planet in each sign, 0 to 8. The rule of thumb: a planet transiting a sign where its own BAV gives 4 or more bindus gives its good results; below 4 it gives its bad ones, whatever the sign’s dignity. Bhinnashtakavarga tables are printed by this ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth for all seven planets, and they are what the transit predictions on this page are built from.
Ashtakvarga Points Meaning — Reading 0 to 8
Ashtakvarga points meaning is simple once the scale is known: in a BAV, 0–3 bindus is weak, 4 is neutral, 5–8 is strong; in the SAV, under 25 is weak, 25–30 average, over 30 strong. Ashtakvarga points meaning — the scale every ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth uses — applies to signs, so the house a sign occupies in your chart gives the life area — a 33-bindu sign in the 10th is a strong career house; the same 33 in the 6th is strength in service, debt and rivals.
Ashtakvarga 28 Points — the Line Between Good and Bad
Ashtakvarga 28 points is the SAV average (337 ÷ 12) and the working threshold in every classical text: a sign at or above 28 supports whatever transits through it, a sign below 28 does not. Ashtakvarga 28 points is also the transit rule for Saturn and Jupiter — the slow planets — because their results are read as much from the sign’s SAV score as from the house. This ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth marks every sign above and below the line.
Ashtakvarga for Marriage — the 7th House Score
Ashtakvarga for marriage reads the SAV of the 7th house sign and the BAV of Venus (and Jupiter in a woman’s chart) in it. A 7th above 28 with Venus giving 4+ bindus is read as a marriage that holds; a 7th below 25 asks for a careful match and a good muhurat rather than a dark verdict. Ashtakvarga for marriage in this ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth also flags the 7th lord’s own BAV in the sign it sits in, which is the part most online tools skip.
Ashtakvarga Transit Prediction — Where the Numbers Earn Their Keep
Ashtakvarga transit prediction is the system’s real purpose: a planet’s transit result depends on the bindus it holds in the sign it enters. Saturn entering a sign where its BAV is 5 gives a productive Sade Sati; the same Saturn in a 2-bindu sign gives the hard version. Ashtakvarga transit prediction in this ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth is printed for Saturn, Jupiter and Rahu–Ketu for the current and next signs, with the bindus that decide each.
Kakshya — the Eighth of a Sign, for Timing to the Week
Kakshya divides each sign into eight parts of 3°45′, one for each reference (Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Sun, Venus, Mercury, Moon, Lagna in that order). A transiting planet gives its good result only in the kakshyas whose lord contributed a bindu in that sign — so a 4-bindu sign has four good weeks in a Saturn transit and four hard ones. Kakshya is the finest timing tool in Ashtakvarga; the ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth report prints the kakshya table for each transit so the good weeks can be named.
Start with the Sarvashtakavarga row: find the three highest signs and the three lowest, and note which houses they fall in from your lagna. Those six houses are the chart’s loud areas — the strong ones carry whatever transits through them, the thin ones ask for care. Then open the Bhinnashtakavarga of Saturn and Jupiter only, because those two move slowly enough to matter, and read their bindus in the signs they occupy this year. That is the whole first pass of any ashtakvarga calculator by date of birth; the kakshya tables and the 7th-house read come after, once the map is in your head.
The first is skipping the lagna’s contribution, which drops every sign by up to one bindu and moves signs across the 28-point line. The second is reading the Sarvashtakavarga for a transit when the transiting planet’s own Bhinnashtakavarga is the rule — a 30-bindu sign where Saturn holds only 2 of its own is a hard Saturn transit, not a soft one. The third is quoting bindus without the sign’s house, so a strong 8th house reads as good news. This page prints the working, the BAV beside the SAV, and the house numbers, so none of the three can hide.
