Resume Maker

Resume Maker for Freshers

Make your first resume with a fresher-friendly format: education first, then internships, projects and skills. Download a free PDF ready for campus placements and job portals.

  • Free PDF download
  • No watermark
  • No sign-up
  • ATS-friendly
  • Nothing uploaded

Template: Classic · swipe for all 12

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Templates

Every template is free and single-column, so applicant tracking systems read it. Pick one to start - you can switch at any time without retyping.

Why it helps

Why freshers use it

  • The fresher format puts Education and Projects first, so little work experience isn't a problem.

  • Examples and hints for every field show what recruiters expect from a first resume.

  • Free one-page PDF that's small enough for any placement or job portal.

How to use it

How to make a fresher resume

  1. 1

    Add your contact details and a 2–3 line objective naming the role you want.

  2. 2

    Fill in education (with CGPA or percentage), internships, projects, skills and certifications.

  3. 3

    Fit it on one page, then download the PDF.

Quick tips

Fresher resume tips

  • Lead with education: degree, college, years and CGPA or percentage.

  • Treat projects like jobs: what you built, the tools you used and one result.

  • Internships, hackathons, college clubs and volunteering all count as experience.

  • Keep it to one page and match your skills to the job description.

  • Add your LinkedIn and GitHub or portfolio link.

FAQ

Fresher resume questions

What should a fresher put on a resume?

Contact details, a short objective, education, internships or training, projects, skills and certifications. Awards, hackathons and languages help too.

What is the best resume format for freshers?

A one-page, single-column format with Education near the top, followed by projects and internships. The fresher example here uses exactly that order.

Should I include class 10 and 12 marks?

Many Indian employers and campus drives ask for them, so include them for your first job. Drop them once you have a degree and some experience.

Do I need a photo on my resume?

No. Most employers don't want one, and photos can confuse applicant tracking systems. Add one only if the job posting asks.

How do I write a resume with no experience?

Use projects, internships, college roles, volunteering and coursework as your experience. Describe what you did and what changed, with a number where possible.

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