Avoid Rejection

10 Common Marriage Biodata Mistakes That Get You Rejected

You sent your biodata to 10 families but got zero replies. Why? The problem might not be you—it might be your document.

The Problem

Uploaded a blurry selfie, a photo with sunglasses, or a group picture where it's hard to tell who you are. This shows a lack of seriousness.

The Fix

Use a high-quality, solo, chest-level portrait with a plain background and a pleasant smile.

The Problem

Leaving out basic stats or lying about them. Families value transparency above all else.

The Fix

Be honest. Transparency builds trust. If you are 5ft 4in, state it proudly.

The Problem

A messy Word doc with misaligned text and typos suggests you are careless or unprofessional.

The Fix

Don't use Word. Use an automated PDF generator to ensure lines are straight and layout is perfect.

The Problem

Writing generic phrases like 'Looking for a good girl/boy'. This helps no one understand what you actually want.

The Fix

Define 'good'. Mention specifics: Education, Location, Religious Values, or Lifestyle preferences.

The Problem

Writing a novel about your life history. Parents scan biodatas; they don't read them like books.

The Fix

Keep it to 1-2 pages maximum. Focus on the highlights.

5 More Mistakes to Watch Out For

#6
Negative Tone
Avoid saying 'I don't want...' excessively. Focus on what you DO want.
#7
Salary Exaggeration
Never inflate your income. Verification is common in later stages.
#8
Missing Horoscope Details
For many families, missing Raasi/Nakshatra is an instant rejection.
#9
Unprofessional Email ID
Don't use 'cool_dude_99@gmail.com'. create a professional email.
#10
forgetting Contact Info
Amazingly common. Ensure parents' phone numbers are bold and correct.

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