Build an Indian resume for private jobs or government applications, and save it as a PDF.
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How to fill it in
- Jobs and education: one line per entry as title | organisation, place | dates, then one line per point starting with a dash (-).
- Skills and languages: one per line. Write Label: value to group them.
- Leave a box empty to drop that section.
- Press Print or save as PDF and choose “Save as PDF” as the printer.
Private sector and Naukri
- Put your name, phone, email and city at the very top in plain text.
- Use the job titles and skill keywords from the jobs you want.
- Freshers can put projects and education before experience.
- Skip the photo unless the job ad asks for one.
Government and PSU jobs
Government notifications often ask for your father’s name, date of birth and category, and a signed declaration that the details are true. Switch to “Government or PSU” to add these fields, and always follow the notification.
The declaration
A declaration is a short statement at the end of your resume saying the information is true, followed by place, date and signature. It’s expected for many government and campus applications, and optional for most private jobs.
Frequently asked questions
Should a fresher's resume be one page?
Usually yes. Experienced candidates can use two pages.
Should I show percentage or CGPA?
Show whatever your board or university uses, such as CGPA 8.4/10 or 88%.
Do I need personal details like date of birth?
Not for most private jobs. Add them for government applications, or if the employer asks.
Is my CV uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything, including your photo, is saved in this browser only. Use “Clear the example” on a shared computer when you’re done.
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