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Biodata Maker: Online Biodata for Job and Marriage

This free biodata maker creates the two biodata formats Indians actually use: a job biodata (father's name, date of birth, education table, declaration) and a marriage biodata (family, education, rashi and nakshatra). Fill a simple form, add a photo, and download it in Word or PDF. Nothing is uploaded; everything stays on your phone or computer.

Biodata, resume or CV: which one is needed?

Biodata vs resume vs CV
DocumentFocusTypical use in India
BiodataPersonal details first: father's name, DOB, address, educationGovernment and clerical jobs, freshers, marriage proposals
ResumeSkills and achievements in 1–2 pagesMost private-sector jobs and campus placements
CVFull academic and professional recordTeaching, research, medical and higher-education roles

Many employers in small towns and many government offices still ask for a “bio data”. For a private-company application, the resume builder usually works better.

What makes this online bio data maker free and different

  • Indian formats: father's name, nationality, languages known, education table with board and percentage, and the standard declaration.
  • Marriage biodata with horoscope: rashi and nakshatra can be calculated from the birth date, time and place in one click.
  • Photo stays private: the photo is resized and kept in the browser, never uploaded to any server.
  • Word and PDF: download a .doc to edit later, or print or save as PDF.

See ready examples in the biodata formats gallery before starting.

FAQ

Biodata Maker calculators: FAQ

Is this biodata maker free?

Yes, completely free, with no sign-up and no watermark.

Can I make a biodata for freshers?

Yes. The job biodata maker works well for freshers: education table, skills and declaration, no work experience needed.

Can I download the biodata in Word?

Yes. Download Word gives a .doc file that opens in MS Word or Google Docs for further editing.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. The photo is processed in the browser and never leaves the device.