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What is the Main Difference between CV, Resume and Biodata ?

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I would like to ask you that What is the Main and Basic Difference between CV, Resume and Biodata ?

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thanks mam, its really new for me about the difference between these three.

Appreciate your reply. You are very proactive in replying the query.

 

Good work.

 

yaseen 

Mam,

         Really very informative ..

 

         Good effort 

Very useful topic raised. Congrats!

 

@ Kaur Thanks for the useful info.

Resume - Every one make resume; meaning is start again or start.

CV.   -    if u have a more than 2 page detail abt ur self like Dr., scientist, prof.. scholar etc. so u can make it.

Bio date- girls make for marriage; they give there physical detail.

 

 

Good explanation for general words,

 

 

thank you

Bio data" is a paragraph summary of who you are. It can be for any purpose whatsoever--a note at the bottom of an article you wrote, or a description on a dating site to give just a couple of examples.

A "resume" is a single page of information with specific types of information (for example, personal information, education, work experience) used to apply for a job.

A "curriculum vitae" is like a resume but usually (at least in American English) much longer--3-4 pages would be typical, but it could be even longer under some circumstances. You might include a list of your publications with a brief description

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Good Morning

I like your answer.

Kamaljeet ji

you wrote very well

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