Mechanic Biodata Format for Two-Wheeler, Car and Diesel Mechanic Jobs

A workshop or service centre reads a mechanic's biodata for the vehicles you can service and the faults you can fix alone, then your ITI trade, then your driving licence. This format puts those at the top, so a workshop manager can decide in a minute.

When this format is the right one

Use it for a two-wheeler mechanic, car mechanic, diesel mechanic, service technician, workshop helper or road-side assistance post at a dealer service centre, a multi-brand workshop, a fleet or a transport company.

Copy-ready lines for a mechanic biodata

Copy the lines that are true for you, replace every [bracket] and delete the rest. Workshops give a practical test, so write only the jobs you can do yourself.

Qualification and licence lines: put them under your name

• ITI [Mechanic Motor Vehicle / Mechanic Diesel / Mechanic Two and Three Wheeler] ([NCVT / SCVT]), [ITI name], [year], [XX]%
• Apprenticeship (NAC) at [dealer / workshop], [year], [X] months
• Driving licence: [MCWG / LMV], No. [number]

Work lines: pick what you can do yourself

• Periodic service: oil and filter change, brake and clutch adjustment, chain and belt work, wash and road test
• Engine work: tappet setting, top overhaul, timing, starting and overheating faults
• Electrical: battery, starter, wiring and lighting faults; scanner (OBD) for error codes
• Brakes and suspension: pad and shoe replacement, bleeding, shock absorber and bush replacement
• Diesel: fuel filter, injector and fuel-system bleeding, smoke faults [for diesel mechanics]
• About [X] vehicles a day; job cards filled in the dealer system

Career objective lines

• ITI MMV mechanic with [X] years at a car dealer workshop, seeking a service technician job in [city].
• Two-wheeler mechanic with [X] years of service and repair experience, seeking a mechanic post at a service centre.

Blank mechanic biodata form. Copy into Word

Select the form, copy it into Word or Google Docs, and fill the blanks. Keep a monospaced font such as Courier New so the colons stay lined up, then print it on A4.

BIO-DATA: MECHANIC

Post applied for      : Mechanic (________)
Name                  : ____________________
Father's Name         : ____________________
Date of birth / Age   : __________ / ___ years
Mobile / Email        : ____________________
Address               : ____________________
Languages known       : ____________________

ITI trade, year, %    : ____________________
Apprenticeship (NAC)  : ____________________
Vehicles serviced     : 2-wheeler / Car / Diesel
Work I can do alone   : ____________________
Driving licence No.   : ____________________

Education (10th/12th) : ____________________
Experience            : ____ years / Fresher
1. Workshop: _________________________________
   From ______ to ______  Work: ______________

Documents enclosed    : ____________________

Declaration: I hereby declare that the
information furnished above is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.

Place: ____________   Date: ____________

Signature: ______________________

Sample Mechanic Biodata format

Plain text you can copy straight into Word. Replace the values and the structure keeps working.

Section by section

What to get right

• Write the vehicles you service and the jobs you can do alone.
• Put the ITI trade and apprenticeship under your name.
• Add your licence class and number.
• Mention scanners or tools you use.
• Keep it to one page.

Common questions

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