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Vastu is a traditional Indian system of architecture and design that aims to promote well-being, harmony, and prosperity in living spaces. Vastu evaluation involves analyzing various aspects of a house, such as its layout, orientation, placement of rooms, doors, windows, furniture, and colors, to determine how well they align with the principles of Vastu.

To find the Vastu score of a house, you can follow these steps:

1. Make a floor plan of the house and divide it into nine equal parts, called "vastu purusha mandala."

2. Identify the main entrance of the house and ensure that it faces one of the auspicious directions (north, east, or northeast) according to Vastu principles.

3. Check if the rooms are arranged in a way that promotes the flow of positive energy (prana) and allows natural light and ventilation to enter the house.

4. Evaluate the placement of the kitchen, bedroom, and other important rooms according to Vastu guidelines.

5. Consider the colors, shapes, and materials used in the house, as they can influence the energy balance and mood of the occupants.

6. Assign scores to each aspect of the house based on how well they align with Vastu principles. For example, a room facing the northeast direction can get a higher score than a room facing the southwest direction, which is considered inauspicious.

7. Add up the scores to get the overall Vastu score of the house. The higher the score, the more Vastu-compliant the house is considered to be.

However, it's important to note that Vastu evaluation is not a scientific or objective method of assessing a house's quality or suitability. The Vastu score is subjective and depends on the evaluator's interpretation of Vastu principles, which can vary among different practitioners. Additionally, following Vastu guidelines is a matter of personal choice and cultural tradition, and it may not be applicable or relevant to all individuals and cultures.