No experience? No problem. Build a professional resume that gets you hired. Templates, tips, and examples for students.
Name, Phone, Professional Email (firstname.lastname@gmail.com), LinkedIn URL, Portfolio/GitHub link. Avoid full address.
A concise 1-2 line statement highlighting your education and career goal. E.g., "B.Tech CS graduate with strong Java skills seeking Software Engineer role."
List in reverse chronological order (Latest first). Include Degree, College, CGPA/Percentage, and Year of Passing.
Categorize skills: Languages (Java, Python), Web (HTML, CSS), Tools (Git, VS Code). Don't rate yourself (e.g., 4/5).
The most critical section for freshers. List 2-3 academic or personal projects. Use "Problem-Action-Result" format. Mention tech stack used.
Any industry exposure or extra courses (Coursera, Udemy). Mention duration and key learnings.
A step-by-step guide with samples to write a compelling cover letter for internships.
List of soft and technical skills that employers look for in entry-level candidates.
Compare Chronological, Functional, and Combination formats to find your best fit.