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Contact details
Shown under your name. Use the title from the job post if it fits you.
City and state are enough. Leave out your full address.
Links (optional)
LinkedIn, GitHub or a portfolio. Only add links you keep up to date.
Summary
Two or three lines: who you are, what you are good at and the job you want.
Replace the words in [brackets] with your own details.
Work experience
Write strong points: one per line, start with a verb and add a number where you can. For example: “Handled 60+ customer calls a day”, “Cut billing errors by 20%”, “Trained 3 new joiners”.
Education
Highest qualification first. Freshers can add Class XII and Class X. Still studying? Write the expected year, for example “2026 (expected)”.
Skills
Tools and skills you can actually use. Eight to fifteen is plenty.
Press Enter or type a comma to add a skill.
Skills this job asks for
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Projects
Write strong points: one per line, start with a verb and add a number: “Built an Excel sheet that tracks stock for 300 items”.
Certifications (optional)
Courses and certificates that matter for the job.
Languages and extras (optional)
Prizes, sports, volunteering, clubs. Add numbers where you can.
Attach or download your resume
Some characters can't be printed in the PDF, so they will be left out or simplified (for example Hindi, Tamil or other non-English scripts, and emoji). Please write your resume in English letters.
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How to create a resume that gets shortlisted
Recruiters typically skim a resume before reading it thoroughly. Make sure the key sections are easy to find and support your claims with facts.
1. Contact details
Place your full name at the top, followed by a line with your city, phone number, and an email address you check regularly. Use a simple email made from your name, not a nickname. Include a LinkedIn or portfolio link only if it is current. You do not need to include your full home address, date of birth, father's name, or marital status.
2. Summary
Write two or three lines on who you are, what you are good at and the job you want. Name the role and one or two skills from the job post. Freshers can mention their degree and a project or internship; experienced people should lead with years of experience and one result. Skip phrases like “hard-working team player” that every resume has.
3. Experience, with statistics
List jobs and internships starting with the most recent: include job title, company, city, and dates. For each, write two to five bullet points that start with a verb and show results, like “Handled 60 customer calls a day”, “Reduced stock errors by 15%”, or “Trained 4 new joiners”. Numbers make your claims credible and stand out when skimming.
4. Education
Begin with your highest qualification: degree, college, years, and your score (CGPA or percentage). Freshers can add Class XII and Class X; after a few years of work, just the degree will do. Still a student? List the expected year, like “2026 (expected)”.
5. Skills
List the tools and skills the job requires that you can actually use, such as Tally, Excel, SQL, or spoken English. Use the exact words from the job post where true for you, as recruiters and ATS systems look for them. Leave out anything you could not discuss in an interview.
6. Projects, if you're a fresher
If you have little to no work experience, projects are your validation. List college, final-year projects, freelance work, or volunteer activities: what you created or worked on, the tools you used, and the outcome. Include a link to your work (like GitHub, a portfolio, or a live site) if available.
Fresher resume format
A fresher's resume should be one page long, in a single column, arranged in this order:
- Name and contact information
- Summary (two or three lines)
- Projects
- Internships and part-time employment
- Education, including your scores
- Skills
- Certifications, languages, and accomplishments
Here's a full example for a B.Com graduate. The individual is fictional.
Summary
B.Com graduate with hands-on practice in Tally Prime, GST billing and Excel from a three-month internship at an accounting firm. Entered over 200 vouchers and reconciled bank statements for five small business clients. Looking for an accounts assistant role in Kochi.
Projects
- Built an Excel register that records about 400 bills a month with the right GST rate for each item
- Added a monthly summary sheet that cut the time to prepare GST return data from two days to half a day
- Analysed three years of accounts and wrote a 40-page report with five recommendations
- Presented the findings to a panel of three faculty members
Internships and Experience
- Entered 200+ purchase and sales vouchers in Tally Prime
- Reconciled bank statements for five small business clients every month
- Prepared GST invoice summaries for the senior accountant
Education
Skills
Tally Prime, GST invoicing, MS Excel (VLOOKUP, pivot tables), Bank reconciliation, Data entry (40 wpm), Business email writing
Certifications
- Tally Prime with GST, A computer training institute (2024)
- Advanced Excel, Online course (2024)
Languages
English, Malayalam, Hindi
Achievements and Activities
- Treasurer of the college commerce club: managed a ₹40,000 budget for three events
- NSS volunteer for two years
Then change the details to your own.
Make your resume suitable for ATS
Many companies and job sites use an applicant tracking system (ATS) that scans your resume text. Follow these rules to ensure it is readable:
- Stick to a single-column layout with plain text. Avoid using tables, text boxes, photos, icons, and skill bars as they can confuse the software. Every resume created with this builder follows this guideline.
- Choose standard headings like Experience, Education, and Skills, so the software can easily identify each section.
- Use the same words for skills and job titles as in the job post, as long as they truthfully represent your experience.
- Submit a PDF made from text, like those from this builder, or a Word document. Scans or photos of printed resumes aren't readable.
- Write dates consistently, such as “Jun 2023 – Present”, throughout your resume.
- Place your name and contact information in the main body of the page, rather than in a header or footer.
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