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CV (Curriculum Vitae):
A CV is a comprehensive document that provides a detailed overview of a person's academic and professional history. It typically includes information such as education, work experience, publications, awards, and research projects. CVs are longer than resumes and are commonly used in academic and research fields.
Biodata:
Biodata is a detailed factual presentation of an individual's personal details, such as name, age, gender, marital status, family background, educational background, and other relevant information. Biodata is more common in some Asian countries and is often used for marriage proposals or job applications.
Resume:
A resume is a concise document that summarizes a person's skills, experiences, and achievements relevant to the job being applied for. Resumes are usually tailored for specific job applications and are commonly used in the corporate world.
Understanding the distinctions between these documents is essential when applying for different types of positions or opportunities. Make sure to use the appropriate document based on the requirements and conventions of the industry or region you are targeting.
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A CV is a comprehensive document that provides a detailed overview of a person's academic and professional history. It typically includes information such as education, work experience, publications, awards, and research projects. CVs are longer than resumes and are commonly used in academic and research fields.
Biodata:
Biodata is a detailed factual presentation of an individual's personal details, such as name, age, gender, marital status, family background, educational background, and other relevant information. Biodata is more common in some Asian countries and is often used for marriage proposals or job applications.
Resume:
A resume is a concise document that summarizes a person's skills, experiences, and achievements relevant to the job being applied for. Resumes are usually tailored for specific job applications and are commonly used in the corporate world.
Understanding the distinctions between these documents is essential when applying for different types of positions or opportunities. Make sure to use the appropriate document based on the requirements and conventions of the industry or region you are targeting.
From India, Gurugram
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