Biodata maker for a job
Fill in your details once and get a clean biodata for job applications: personal details at the top, then education, experience and skills, and a declaration at the end. Upload an old resume to start, or type it in.
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How to make biodata online
- Start. Upload an old resume or biodata (PDF or Word), or begin on a blank page.
- Personal details. Add your date of birth, the languages you know and your hobbies; they appear in a personal-details section.
- Education and experience. Degrees with marks, then jobs with dates, most recent first.
- Declaration. Add the standard line with place and date; your name goes where the signature would.
- Download. Preview the whole page free; download the PDF when it's ready.
What a biodata for job applications leaves out
No fields for religion, caste, marital status or father's name, and no ID numbers such as Aadhaar or PAN. They are not needed for most jobs, and a government form that needs them has its own boxes.
Applying to a private company instead? Most want a resume: see the resume format for India.
Is this biodata maker free?
Building and previewing your biodata are free, with no watermark. You pay once, from , only when you download, print or email the PDF.
What does the biodata include?
Your name and contact details, date of birth, languages you know, hobbies, education with marks, work experience, skills, and a declaration with place, date and your name.
Can I add father's name, religion or marital status?
No. The builder deliberately has no fields for them. A government form that needs them has its own boxes for them.
How to write biodata for a job?
Put your name and contact details first, then personal details (date of birth, languages, hobbies), education with marks, work experience with dates, most recent first, and skills. End with a declaration, the place and date, and your name.
Is this for a marriage biodata?
No. This is a job biodata: the document some employers and government offices ask for instead of a resume.
Biodata or resume: which should I send?
Send what the job asks for. Most private companies want a resume; a biodata is still asked for by some government offices, schools and traditional employers. See the biodata format guide for the difference.