You will find 28 matching points if we subtract 8 points which are prescribed for Nadi. Incidentally if you have zero in front of Nadi it is known as a dosha. However the point that I'm making is that inspite of the high score we see that's 28 out of 36 total points, marriage isn't recommended while there is a Nadi Dosha.There's another essential reason because of which marriage between the exact same Nakshatras isn't recommended. Such people will likely have the same planetary period. This is very important to notice as the Dasha period is considered from the birth Nakshatra. Therefore if the planets are well placed both will have good time, but if they're ill placed then both may have bad time simultaneously. Good or Bad effects will thus get multiplied. Good effects are welcome though, nevertheless the ill effects could become difficult to bear.
As a Vedic astrologer with past experience of more than 15 years in astrology reading, especially relationship and horoscope matching, please note that high matching points in Guna Milan are not a guarantee to happy married life. The most crucial is the placements of the planets in the natives horoscopes. If your 7th house and god is strong and the karka which will be Venus in a female chart and Jupiter in a man chart are strong and well placed, the native is likely to be bestowed with marital happiness. A Grah Milan that is matching of the planets is more important than Guna Milan and remedies for any dosha in kundli Milan like Nadi, Mangal, Bhakoot should be done before solemnizing marriage.
Below is the Division of Nakshatras according to Nadi
The 27 Nakshatra are divided into three categories called Nadis. The three Nadies are:
Adya – It means beginning, Ashwini is the initial amongst Adya Nadi Nakshatras.
Madhya – This means middle, Bharani is the first among Madhya Nadi Nakshatras.
Antya – It indicates end. Krittika is the initial amongst the Antya Nadi Nakshatras.
Below is the Set of Nakshtras and how they're divided in various Nadi Categories:
AADYA: Ashwini (1st NAkshatra) , Ardra (6th Nakshatra), Punarvasu (7th Nakshtra), Uttara Phalguni (12th Nakshtra), Hasta (13th Nakshtra), Jyeshtha (13th Nakshtra), Moola (19th Nakshtra), Shatabhisha (24 Nakshtra), P.Bhadra (25th Nakshtra)
Madhya: Bharna (2nd Nakshtra), Mrigashira (5th Nakshtra), Pushya (8th Nakshtra), P. Phalguni (11th Nakshtra), Chitra(14th Nakshatra), Anuradha (17th Nakshtra), P. Ashadh (20th Nakshatra), Dhanishtha (24th Nakshtra), Uttara Bhadra (26)
Antya: Krittika (3rd Nakshtra), Rohini (4th Nakshatra), Ashlesha (9th Nakshatra), Makha (10th Nakshatra), Swati (15th Nakshatra), Vishakha (16th Nakshatra), UAshadh (21th Nakshatra), Shravana (22nd Nakshatra), Revati (27th Nakshatra)
Contrary to what you should remedies you are certain to get online which includes puja done from Brahmins etc. Many people don't understand the thought of Nadi and what is its importance. Why it is essential that there surely is no Nadi dosha during Kundli Milan. If I could explain in a straightforward way, Nadi is much like a blood group which are in relation to vata pitta kapha and it is thought that mixing of the bloods is good for avoiding miscarriage during pregnancy and having healthy children. Marriage in Nadi dosha should be done only if there is no Nadi Paad Vedha.