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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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Permalink Reply by amit kumar Singh on
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thanks mam, its really new for me about the difference between these three.
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Permalink Reply by Mohammad Yaseen on
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Appreciate your reply. You are very proactive in replying the query.
Good work.
yaseen
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Permalink Reply by ABHISHEK CHATURVEDY on
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Very useful topic raised. Congrats!
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Permalink Reply by Babita Kalita on
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@ Kaur Thanks for the useful info.
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Permalink Reply by Tara on
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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.
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Permalink Reply by V PRAVEEN KUMAR on
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Good explanation for general words,
thank you
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Permalink Reply by Jayshree Dave on
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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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