Jain Marriage Biodata Maker — Format & Sample
Make a Jain marriage biodata the way families expect it — opening with the Namokar Mantra and carrying gotra, rashi, nakshatra and manglik for kundli matching, plus your sect and dietary practice. Fill the format below and download a print-ready biodata in minutes.
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What is a Jain marriage biodata?
A Jain marriage biodata is the one-page profile families exchange before kundli matching — and unlike Muslim, Christian or Sikh biodatas, it keeps the astrology fields. It carries gotra / mool, rashi, nakshatra and manglik status for horoscope matching, opening with the Namokar (Navkar) Mantra. What sets it apart are two screens families weigh most: sect — Digambar or Svetambar, and further Sthanakvasi, Deravasi or Terapanth, since matches are usually within the same sect — and dietary strictness. Being pure vegetarian is assumed; many families note that they avoid onion, garlic and root vegetables, and whether they observe chauvihar (no food after sunset). Ahimsa and values run through the whole profile.
Jain biodata format — ready sample
Arrange the details like this. The values here are only examples.
॥ णमो अरिहंताणं ॥
Marriage Biodata
Personal details
| Name | Aditya Jain |
| Date & time of birth | 03 Nov 1997, 7:45 AM |
| Birthplace | Indore |
| Sect | Svetambar (Deravasi) |
| Gotra / Mool | Kasliwal |
| Rashi / Nakshatra | Tula / Swati |
| Manglik | No |
| Diet | Pure veg, no onion/garlic; observes chauvihar |
| Height / Education | 5 ft 8 in / C.A. |
| Job | Chartered Accountant, Indore |
Family details
| Father's name / work | Mahavir Jain / Business |
| Mother's name / work | Sushila Jain / Homemaker |
| Siblings | 1 elder brother (married) |
| Native place | Indore, Madhya Pradesh |
Contact
| Mobile | 98XXXXXX03 |
| Address | Indore, Madhya Pradesh |
Which fields matter in a Jain biodata?
A Jain biodata keeps the Hindu-style astrology rows — gotra / mool, rashi, nakshatra and manglik / mangal dosh with exact date, time and place of birth for kundli / Guna-Milan — and adds the two fields Jain families screen on hardest. First is sect: Digambar or Svetambar, and further Sthanakvasi, Deravasi (Murtipujak) or Terapanth, since marriages are usually arranged within the same sect. Second is diet: pure vegetarian is assumed, so families note whether you avoid onion, garlic and root vegetables (kand-mool) and whether you observe chauvihar (no food after sunset) or other vows. Standard rows follow — height, education, job, father's and mother's names and work, siblings, and native place. LagnBiodata has ready fields for all of these — keep what you need and remove the rest.
Tips for a strong Jain biodata
- Open with the Namokar (Navkar) Mantra — 'णमो अरिहंताणं…' — the way most Jain families expect.
- State your sect clearly (Digambar / Svetambar, and Sthanakvasi / Deravasi / Terapanth) — matches are usually within the same sect.
- Keep gotra, rashi, nakshatra and manglik with exact birth date, time and place — Jain families do match kundlis.
- Mention dietary practice: pure veg, whether you avoid onion / garlic and root vegetables, and if you observe chauvihar.
- Keep it to one A4 page, download at 300 DPI, and share the PDF on WhatsApp.
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Use the format above and build it on LagnBiodata in minutes — Namokar Mantra header, sect, gotra / rashi / nakshatra and dietary fields, 189 designs, with or without photo.
Frequently asked questions
What should a Jain marriage biodata include?
Name, date, time and place of birth, sect, gotra / mool, rashi, nakshatra, manglik status, dietary practice, height, education, job, and family details, plus a contact number.
Do Jains use horoscope matching in a biodata?
Yes. Unlike some communities, Jain families do match kundlis, so keep gotra, rashi, nakshatra and manglik with the exact birth date, time and place.
How important is the sect in a Jain biodata?
Very — Digambar and Svetambar (and further Sthanakvasi, Deravasi and Terapanth) usually match within their own sect, so state it clearly near the top.
Should I mention diet in a Jain biodata?
Yes. Pure vegetarian is expected; many families note whether you avoid onion, garlic and root vegetables, and whether you observe chauvihar (no food after sunset).
Is it free, and can I make it in Hindi?
Two clean designs are free with no watermark; the rest are a one-time ₹36 per biodata. Build it in Marathi, Hindi or English, and type in English to get the local script automatically.
See also: Hindu biodata · Marwari biodata · Buddhist biodata