A free, ATS-friendly resume builder for Indian freshers and final-year students — lead with your education, CGPA, projects, and internships in the format campus recruiters at TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Accenture expect.
As a fresher, you don't have years of work experience — so your resume leads with what you do have: your education, academic projects, internships, certifications, and technical skills. Keep it to a single page, no photo, in a clean layout an ATS can parse — most campus and off-campus applications are screened by software first.
Open with a short career objective, then your education with CGPA/percentage, followed by projects and internships written as achievement bullets — not just responsibilities. Add a GitHub or portfolio link for technical roles. Tailor your skills and objective to each company you apply to.
Use our free builder to create a fresher resume with the right structure and ATS-friendly formatting for campus placements, mass recruiters, and startup applications across India.
Six rules every fresher resume should follow.
Freshers should always fit on a single page. Quality over quantity.
Indian IT and MNC recruiters use ATS — skip photos, DOB, and father's name.
2 lines: your goal and what you bring — tailored to the company.
Lead with degree, college, CGPA/percentage, and expected graduation year.
Your biggest asset — write them as achievement bullets with tools used.
Group by category: languages, frameworks, tools, databases.
The exact structure campus and IT recruiters expect.
Name, phone, professional email, city, LinkedIn, and GitHub/portfolio for tech roles.
2 concise lines: the role you want and the value you bring, tailored to the employer.
Degree + CGPA, college/university, year; then Class XII and X with percentages.
Grouped: Languages, Frameworks, Tools, Databases, Concepts.
2–3 projects: title, tech stack, and 2 achievement bullets each.
Company, role, dates, and what you built or contributed — quantified.
Relevant courses — NPTEL, Coursera, AWS, Google, in-demand skills.
Hackathons, rankings, positions of responsibility, volunteering.
Quick reference of the local resume conventions.
| Length | 1 page |
| Photo | None (ATS-friendly) |
| Top Section | Career Objective (not a work summary) |
| Lead With | Education, CGPA, projects |
| Experience | Internships, training, academic projects |
| Skills | Grouped technical skills |
| Extras | Certifications, hackathons, activities |
| References | Omit — save the space |
Copy-ready opening lines and impact statements.
A single-page, reverse-chronological, ATS-friendly format that leads with a career objective, then education with CGPA, projects, internships, and skills.
No. Indian IT companies and MNCs screen with ATS software — skip the photo, date of birth, and father's name to keep it clean and parseable.
Exactly one page. As a fresher you should prioritise your strongest projects, internships, and skills rather than filling space.
Lead with academic projects and internships written as achievements, plus certifications, technical skills, and activities. These stand in for work experience.
Use a 2-line career objective. A professional summary suits experienced candidates; freshers state their goal and what they bring.
Yes — include your CGPA/percentage for your degree, Class XII, and Class X. Recruiters and campus filters often screen on these.
No — omit "references available on request". On a one-page fresher resume, that space is better used for projects and skills.
Applying internationally? Each country has unique resume conventions — pick the right format for your destination.
1-page, no photo, achievement bullets
2-page format, personal statement, hobbies
Tabellarisch format with photo & signature
Bilingual-ready, no photo, achievement-focused
ATS-friendly format for Aussie recruiters
2–3 pages, referees, visa status upfront
Photo, nationality, visa status included
2-page EU-style CV, work-permit status
Work-pass status, concise, skills-forward
Photo, nationality, Iqama status, Gulf format
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