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Marriage biodata format: complete guide with sample

A marriage biodata is the one-page introduction families exchange before an arranged marriage. This guide explains the standard Indian biodata format section by section, shows a filled sample, and lists the mistakes people make most often.

The standard order of a biodata

Personal details

Write the full name, date of birth, time and place of birth, height, complexion, blood group, highest education, current job with company and city, and annual income. Height is usually written in feet and inches, for example 5 ft 4 in. Income is written per year, for example ₹ 8 Lakh.

Horoscope details

Families who match kundalis look for rashi, nakshatra and charan, gotra, nadi, gan and whether the person is manglik. In Maharashtra, devak and kuldaivat are also common. If your family does not follow horoscopes, you can leave this section out.

Family details

Give the father's and mother's names and occupations, brothers and sisters with marital status, the maternal uncle (mama), relatives' surnames, native place and property such as an own house or farmland.

Sample marriage biodata

NameSayali Suresh Patil
Date of Birth14 March 1998
Time & Place of Birth7:45 AM, Pune
Height5 ft 4 in
EducationB.E. (Computer), MBA
OccupationSoftware Engineer, Pune
Rashi / NakshatraMesh / Ashwini
GotraKashyap
FatherSuresh Patil, Retired Teacher
MotherSunanda Patil, Homemaker
Siblings1 elder brother (married)
Native PlaceWai, Satara
ContactFather's mobile number

Common mistakes

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Questions

How long should a marriage biodata be?

One A4 page. It is easy to read on WhatsApp and easy to print.

Should I include salary in my biodata?

It is common to write annual income, especially in a boy's biodata. Write the real figure or leave it out.

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