Muhurat · Finder
Find a good day for your event
You get: up to 15 of the top-scoring days in your date range, each with a score out of 100, a verdict, the tithi and the nakshatra. Free, no signup.
How to use this tool
- Choose the event. Pick the event from the list, such as marriage or griha pravesh.
- Set the dates. The start date is today by default. Set how many days to scan, up to 90.
- Press "Find good days". The top-scoring days in that range are listed.
Dedicated event-muhurat pages
One page per event, with the favourable nakshatras, weekdays to avoid, and common questions for that event.
How to read the list
- Each score comes from the traditional tithi, nakshatra, weekday and yoga rules for that event. A high score is a favourable sign, not a guarantee.
- Days marked Avoid are left out of the list. If nothing turns up, widen the date range and search again.
- Once you pick a day, check the time within it separately against your city’s Rahu Kaal and choghadiya.
Common misreadings of a muhurat score
A common misreading treats a day's numeric score as a guarantee. The score combines several traditional factors, tithi, nakshatra, weekday, and yoga, weighted differently for each event type. A high score is a favourable signal among many traditional considerations, not a certainty.
A second misreading treats this general search as a personalized, birth-chart-based muhurat. This page works from generic panchang factors for the chosen event type, not your own kundli. A fully personalized muhurat also checks your own dasha and current transits.
A third misreading assumes any top-scoring day works equally well in every city. The right time of day within that day, such as avoiding Rahu Kaal or picking a favourable choghadiya window, still depends on your own city's sunrise and sunset, so check the exact clock time separately even on a good day.
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FAQ
Questions about the muhurat finder
How is each day scored?
Each day is checked against traditional suitability rules for the chosen event, based on that day's tithi, nakshatra, weekday, and yoga, then given a 0-100 score and a verdict from excellent down to avoid.
Is this enough for choosing a wedding muhurat?
This is a good starting filter, but a decision as significant as a wedding should also weigh both birth charts. For dates ranked from both charts, see our Wedding Date Shortlist.
Why are "avoid" days hidden from the results?
The list only surfaces the highest-scoring, usable days so you don't have to sift through every unsuitable one yourself. If no good day turns up in the chosen range, widen the range and search again.