A boy’s biodata is read for three things first: what he does, where he works and how settled he is.
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A boy’s biodata is read for three things first: what he does, where he works and how settled he is. Put those near the top, keep the rest short, and add a clear photo.
| Field | Sample |
|---|---|
| Name | Rohan Suresh Verma |
| Date of birth | 3 March 1995 |
| Time and place of birth | 7:45 AM, Lucknow |
| Height | 5 ft 10 in (178 cm) |
| Religion and caste | Hindu, Kayastha |
| Rashi and nakshatra | Kumbh, Shatabhisha |
| Education | B.Tech (Computer Science), IIIT Allahabad |
| Occupation | Senior Software Engineer, Bengaluru |
| Annual income | ₹18 LPA |
| Father | Shri Suresh Verma, retired Section Officer, UP Secretariat |
| Mother | Smt. Meena Verma, homemaker |
| Siblings | 1 younger sister, studying MBA |
| Native place | Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh |
| Contact | Suresh Verma (father), +91 9XXXX XXXXX |
This is an invented example. Make your own with this layout in the maker above.
Add the country and city, your visa status (work visa, permanent resident or citizen), and how often you visit India. Families plan around these, so stating them up front saves time.
Use a recent, well-lit photo from the chest up. A collared shirt or kurta against a plain wall works best. Skip sunglasses, group photos and heavy filters.
See the marriage biodata format for girl.
Hindu families can also start from the Hindu marriage biodata format, which puts horoscope details first.
Other biodata pages on MarriageBio.