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What is the difference between "resume" and "bio-data"?
It is difficult to point out the difference between the two. Only in the Indian context, I guess one could say that there is no difference between them. A "bio-data" is a resume.
A native speaker, on the other hand, may not understand what you mean by "bio-data". The word does not exist in most native varieties of English.
The words commonly used by native speakers are CV (curriculum vitae) and resume.
In India, however, the word `bio-data' is much more common than the other two.
COURTESY : The Hindu (The National News-Paper) - India
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