Kaal Sarp Dosh Calculator
Enter your date, time and place of birth to check Kaal Sarp yog, when all classical planets sit on one side of the Rahu-Ketu axis. You will see whether it is present or partial, the direction, and which planets fall in the arc.
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What is Kaal Sarp Dosha?
Kaal Sarp Yog (often called Kaal Sarp dosha) describes a pattern where all classical planets fall on one side of the Rahu–Ketu axis in the zodiac, so they lie within the arc between the nodes. Different traditions label variants by which houses Rahu and Ketu occupy and whether any planet joins the nodes on the axis.
The calculator shows the engine's present flag, partial (anshik) status, direction (for example Ketu-to-Rahu), lists of planets in the arc and on the axis, and any warning string. Use it as orientation; nuanced timing and remedies belong in a full reading or the paired Mangal & Kaal Sarp report.
For each node's own placement, see Rahu in kundli and Ketu in kundli.
Frequently asked questions
What is Kaal Sarp dosh?
Kaal Sarp yog, often called Kaal Sarp dosh, describes a chart where all classical planets fall on one side of the Rahu–Ketu axis, inside the arc between the nodes. Traditions name variants by the houses Rahu and Ketu occupy.
What is partial (anshik) Kaal Sarp dosh?
It means the pattern is incomplete, for example when a planet sits on the Rahu–Ketu axis or just outside the arc. The result lists which planets are in the arc and which are on the axis.
Does direction matter in Kaal Sarp yog?
Yes. The calculator reports whether the planets run from Ketu to Rahu or from Rahu to Ketu, since traditions read the two directions differently.
How do I check Kaal Sarp dosh in my kundli?
Enter your birth details above; no manual counting is needed. For timing and remedies, see the Mangal and Kaal Sarp dosh report.
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