Biodata for boys
Marriage Biodata for Boys
When a boy’s biodata is shared, the girl’s family usually looks first at education, profession and where he is settled, then at the family. A clear, honest biodata answers those questions before they are asked.
Make My Marriage Biodata lays it out for you: personal, academic, family and contact sections, a photo, and a free one-page PDF or PNG ready for WhatsApp or print. Parents and siblings can make it too.
What to include
What a boy’s biodata usually includes
These are the details the girl’s family will look for first. Blank fields never appear on the biodata.
Create BiodataProfession and company
Job title, organisation and work city — or the family business and your role in it. Use the Occupation field.
Income
Many families expect it. Add Salary / Annual Income from Suggested fields, e.g. “12 LPA” or a range.
Education
10th and 12th, graduation and any professional degree such as MBA, CA or B.Tech.
Family and native place
Parents’ names and occupations, brothers and sisters (married or not) and the family’s native place.
Horoscope details
Birth time and place, rashi, nakshatra, gotra or manglik status, if your family uses them.
A clear photo
A recent, well-lit photo — formal or smart-casual. Avoid sunglasses and group photos.
Writing tips
Making a good first impression
Short and specific works best.
About me
Add a custom field called About Me, e.g. “Works as a product manager in Bengaluru, enjoys cricket and trekking, close to family.”
Expectations
Use the Expectations field, e.g. “Looking for an educated, kind partner who values family; working or not, as she prefers.”
Where you are settled
Say clearly if you live abroad or plan to relocate. It is one of the first questions families ask.
Be precise about income
Say whether a figure is annual CTC or monthly in-hand, so there is no confusion later.
FAQ
Questions about this biodata
Should I mention salary on a boy’s biodata?
Most families expect it. Add Salary / Annual Income from Suggested fields and write it the way you are comfortable with, such as “12 LPA” or a range.
Can parents make the biodata for their son?
Yes. Many biodatas are made by parents or siblings. Add their name as Contact Person so families know whom to call.
How long should a boy’s biodata be?
One A4 page. If it doesn’t fit, reduce the text size or line spacing, or remove less important fields.