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Every matchmaker keeps a mental list of what a family is asking for — the city, the caste, the education, the age range. Advanced Search turns that list into an actual query, so instead of scrolling through profiles you go straight to the ones that fit.

What you can filter on

  • Age — a range, calculated from date of birth
  • City — pick as many as you need
  • Marital status — single, divorced, widowed and so on
  • Education level — multi-select
  • Height and weight — range based
  • Caste, sect and religion
  • Employment status and occupation
  • Salary / income — range based
  • Nationality and family class
  • House status and house size
  • Client name — plain text search
  • Gender

Why the results feel accurate

The filters are not all treated the same. Age, city, marital status, education, height and caste are handled as semi-hard fields, while the rest are softer signals. That separation is what keeps match quality scoring honest — a profile is not pushed up the list just because it happened to tick a minor box.

You can save the search as you go, widen one field, tighten another, and watch the count change — no need to start over each time a family changes its mind.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Advanced Search on Asan Match.

Advanced Search covers age, city, marital status, education level, height and weight, caste, sect and religion, employment status and occupation, salary or income, nationality, family class, house status and size, gender, and a plain text search on the client name.
Yes. City, education level and several other fields are multi-select, so you can widen a search to a few cities or qualifications instead of running it again for each one.
No. Age, city, marital status, education, height and caste are handled as semi-hard fields while the rest are softer signals, so a profile is not pushed up the list just because it ticked a minor box.
No. You can widen one field, tighten another and watch the result count change without starting over.
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