In Jain Dharma, kundli (horoscope) matching is not a religious requirement for marriage.

Key points:

1. No scriptural rule

- Jain Agams and main Jain scriptures do not say that a marriage is valid or auspicious only if kundlis are matched. - Both Śvetāmbara and Digambar traditions treat vivāh as a gṛhastha-saṁskār (duty of a householder), not as an astrological ritual.

1. Cultural, not compulsory

- Many Jain families follow kundli matching because of Indian / Vedic cultural influence, not because Jain Dharma demands it. - So in practice: - Some Jain families insist on kundli matching. - Some check it lightly. - Some ignore it completely and focus on values and compatibility.

1. What Jain Dharma actually emphasizes in marriage

More important than kundli are: - Similar commitment to ahimsā, satya, brahmacharya (as appropriate for married life), aparigraha. - Good character, honesty, and non‑violence in thoughts, words, and actions. - Mutual respect, ability to support each other’s spiritual progress. - Avoiding addictions, violence-based business, and unethical livelihood.

1. If your family believes in kundli

- You may choose to do kundli matching to keep family elders comfortable, but know clearly: Jain Dharma does not make it a condition for a valid or dhārmic marriage. - Even if kundli is checked, final decision should be based more on guno ka milan (inner qualities) than only 36 guna score.

You can read more about the Jain view of wedding and marriage here