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Al Salama Institute of Architecture (ASIA) Cutoff Analysis & Past Year Trends

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2021–2025

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B.Arch

Al Salama Institute of Architecture (ASIA) (also known as ASIA) is a private educational institution located in Kerala. It admits students through KEAM. This page brings together latest closing ranks, category‑wise cutoffs, and year‑over‑year trends so that aspirants can evaluate their admission chances at a glance.

KEAM 2025 Cutoff Highlights

In KEAM 2025, ASIA offered admission to 1 courses across 1 category (General / Unreserved (UR)). The closing rank (the rank of the last candidate admitted) is the most reliable benchmark for predicting admission.

Top courses by closing rank

B.Arch
Closing rank: 955rank decreased by 380 (harder to get in)

Historical data available for 2021–2025. Use the filter above to explore cutoffs from earlier years.

Key Takeaways & Predictor Guide

Closing rank is the last admitted rank – if your rank is better (lower number) than the closing rank, your chances are excellent.
In 2025, the most competitive course was B.Arch with a closing rank of 955.
Monitor year‑over‑year trends: a decreasing rank number means tougher competition; an increasing rank suggests admission became easier.
Use the college predictor in each exam's cutoff table – enter your exact rank to get a personalised admission probability for every course.

Cutoff data is sourced from official counselling authorities and updated with the 2025 admission cycle. Always cross‑check with the official website.

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