India logged 16 points for their performance in the event to finish behind table-toppers Kazakhstan (42 points), Uzbekistan (38 points) and hosts Thailand (17 points) respectively.
Vikas Krishan (75kg) won the lone silver, while the three bronze medals came through L Devendro Singh (49kg), Shiva Thapa (56kg) and Satish Kumar (+91kg).
The country ranked third in the list of total boxers who qualified for next month's World Championships -- the first qualifying event for the Olympic Games next year.
The two qualified after the quarterfinal opponents they lost to made the final.
Kazakhstan topped this list too with nine of their boxers making the world cut, followed by Uzbekistan (8).
The Championship which concluded yesterday was the biggest ever in terms of participation.
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