Self-Introduction 

✅ What to Include (Must Use)

1. Greetings – Always greet politely (e.g., “Good morning, Sir/Madam”).
   
   

2. Name – State your full name confidently with a smile.
   
   

3. Place – Mention city/district, not a very small village name (for professionalism).
   
   

4. Family – Keep it brief (just number of members, not occupations).
   
   

5. Education – Mention your current qualification, institution, and achievements if any.
   
   

6. Hobbies/Interests – Share 3–4 genuine hobbies. Be ready to explain them.
   
   

7. Aim in Life – State your long-term vision in simple, inspiring words.
   
   

8. Idol/Inspirations – Mention a positive, respected person who motivates you.
   
   

9. Strengths – Highlight 3–4 strong qualities (e.g., discipline, communication skills, leadership).
   
   

10. Weakness (Turned Strength) – Frame a weakness in a positive way (e.g., “I focus too much on details, but it helps me ensure accuracy”).
    
    

11. Short-Term Goal – Something practical (e.g., “to enhance my technical skills through certification”).
    
    

12. Long-Term Goal – Linked to your career aim (e.g., “to become a successful software engineer and contribute to innovation”).
    
    

13. People You Like – Positive people (hardworking, honest, innovative).
    
    

14. People You Don’t Like – Negative qualities (dishonesty, laziness), not individuals.
    
    

15. Why You Are Different – One unique quality (e.g., creativity, problem-solving, quick learner).
    
    

16. Conclusion – End with a positive note (e.g., “I believe in continuous learning and teamwork”).
    
    

17. Thank You – End confidently with gratitude.
    
    

❌ What Not to Include

• Do not start without greeting.

• Do not mention small village names or unnecessary family details.

• Do not exaggerate or lie about hobbies, achievements, or skills.

• Do not list negative weaknesses (e.g., “I am lazy, I get angry quickly”).

• Do not speak too fast or too slow – keep a calm and confident tone.

• Do not criticize people, politics, religion, or sensitive issues.

• Do not forget to smile – confidence is key.
  
  

Sample Introduction 

“Good morning Sir/Madam.
My name is .................and I am from ............(jind) ....haryana .
We are a family of four members. Currently, I am pursuing my Bachelor’s of Hotel Management 4 year Programme  from Department of Hotel and Tourism Management.

I am a curious learner, and my hobbies include reading motivational books, playing chess, and exploring new technologies. My aim in life is to become a software engineer and contribute towards innovative digital solutions.

My inspiration is Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam because of his dedication, humility, and vision for youth. My strengths are self-discipline, adaptability, and effective communication. Sometimes I focus too much on details, but this actually helps me maintain quality in my work.

My short-term goal is to complete an internship in a reputed IT company and improve my technical expertise. My long-term goal is to work in a global organization where I can lead projects and mentor young professionals.

I like people who are hardworking and positive-minded, but I dislike laziness and dishonesty. What makes me different is my ability to quickly adapt to new environments and learn skills efficiently.

In conclusion, I believe in continuous growth, teamwork, and giving my best to every opportunity I receive.

Thank you.”