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The document provides a biodata format that collects personal and professional information in sections including name, contact details, education history, work experience, achievements, strengths and weaknesses, hobbies, marital status, languages known, and last salary. It requests information such as name, age, address, phone number, email, qualifications from school through post-graduation with details on marks/CGPA, work chronology with organization, designation, responsibilities, a major achievement in the last 2-3 years, 3 strengths and weaknesses with examples, hobbies, marital status, languages, and last drawn salary including gross and take-home amounts.
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Cs form no. 212 attachment Revised Guide to Filling up the Personal Data...
Cs form no. 212 attachment Revised Guide to Filling up the Personal Data...
Cs form no. 212 attachment revised guide to filling up the personal data...
Cs form no. 212 attachment revised guide to filling up the personal data...
Biodata format final
- 1. Biodata format Name : Age : Date of birth : Address for communication: Phone / Mobile : Email : Educational Qualifications: Year of passing Qualification Specialisation or Subjects School / College / University / Institute Total marks %/ CGPA Any other relevant information SSC / 10th / ___ HSC / 12th / ___ Graduation Post graduation Any other Please explain gaps, if any _________________________________________________ Work experience: (Please enter the details chronologically, including any period you did not work. For school teaching experience, include subjects taught and classes handled in the Job Responsibilities column.) No of years Organisation Designation Job responsibilities Any other relevant information
- 2. A major achievement in your work life preferably in the last 2-3 years. Mention the challenge, your role, the process you followed, roles of other key people if any, the result, and why you consider this an achievement (use bullet points if possible) Strengths and Weaknesses: In the table below, mention 3 of your strengths and weaknesses, giving examples as required in the space provided: Sl no Strengths Actual Example 1 2 3 Weaknesses Actual Example 1 2 3 Hobbies / interests: Married: Languages known: Last salary drawn: Gross (including PF, HRA, etc.) - Rs. _________________ Take-home - Rs._______________ Any other information you would like to provide: