Biodata formats by situation
Most of a marriage biodata is the same for everyone: personal details, education, family and contact. But a doctor in residency, an engineer in Seattle and someone marrying for the second time each have a few lines that matter more than the rest, and a few that are easy to get wrong.
Pick the page closest to your situation. Each one shows a filled sample in one of our designs, the fields that matter and why, and the mistakes families most often make.
Which format fits you
| Situation | What changes on the page |
|---|---|
| Biodata for a girl | Career plans after marriage, where she would like to live, and who the families should call. |
| Biodata for a boy | Work and income stated plainly, the family set-up, and where the couple would live. |
| Second marriage | Marital status, children if any, and one calm line about the past. |
| NRI | Country and city, visa or residency status, and a contact person in India. |
| Doctor | Degree and specialisation, the stage of training, and the hours the work needs. |
| Engineer | Branch and college, the role in plain words, and the city or work mode. |
| Government employee | Post, service and grade, department, and whether the job is transferable. |
What stays the same on every format
Whatever the situation, families expect the same backbone, in this order. Our maker builds it for you and adds the lines your community uses.
- Name, date, time and place of birth, and height
- Religion, community and diet, if your family includes them
- Horoscope lines, only if your family matches kundlis
- Highest education, then work and city
- Parents, siblings and native place
- One contact person and one number
- A short About me, and partner expectations if you want them
Choosing a design
Price before you start
Kesar and Mogra are free to download, with no account. Each design shows your own details before you choose it.
Match the mood
Kesar and Paithani feel traditional and festive. Mogra is light and calm. Rani is rich and bridal, and Sitare is a night-blue design for a modern biodata.
Always one page
Every design fits the whole biodata on one A4 page, and makes the type a little smaller when there is more to say.
Switch at any time
Your details stay as they are when you try another design, so you can compare them on your phone.
Sharing it
When it is ready, download a PDF or send a private link. A private link keeps your number hidden until you choose to reply, its WhatsApp preview shows no name or photo, and it expires after 7, 30 or 90 days.
Questions families ask
Is there one correct biodata format?
No. There is a common order that most families expect, and small changes for each situation. What matters is that the key facts are easy to find and every line is true.
What is the difference between a format and a template?
The format is what goes on the page: the sections and fields. A template, or design, is how it looks. On Sundar Biodata you fill the format once and can try it in any design.
Can I download a blank biodata format?
Yes. The marriage biodata format page has a free blank PDF to print and fill by hand, in English, Hindi and Marathi.
Which format should I use if two situations apply?
Start from the one that changes the most lines. A divorced doctor, for example, would start from the second marriage format and add the training details from the doctor page.
Do I need an account?
No. Your draft stays on your phone. We keep a copy on our server only if you make a private link or an edit link.
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