Step-by-Step Guide:
Make a Resume That Gets You Hired
Struggling to get interview calls? Your resume format might be the problem. In this full guide (in Marathi), Dr. Vishwajeet Gaike breaks down exactly how freshers and professionals can stand out, beat the automated software (ATS), and get shortlisted.
Video Chapters & Quick Cheat Sheet
Short on time? Click the timestamp in the video or read the quick tips below.
Best Tools to Use
Why MS Word and Google Docs are actually better and safer than heavy Canva designs.
Avoid Generic Templates
Don't just copy-paste from the internet. Learn how to make your profile unique.
Correct Fonts & Layout
Keep it clean! Use standard fonts so HR screening software (ATS) can read your file.
Should You Add a Photo?
The short answer: Usually no. Find out exactly when you should or shouldn't use one.
Writing Your Achievements
Don't just list your daily duties. Show real results to negotiate better salary hikes.
The Project Section
For freshers, this is your secret weapon. How to explain college projects properly.
Silly Mistakes to Avoid
Spelling errors and messy tables will get your resume thrown out immediately.
Selection Hacks
Why applying early and writing a simple cover letter gives you a huge advantage.
Why is your resume so important?
Your resume is your first impression. Recruiters spend only about 6 seconds scanning a resume before deciding to keep it or reject it. If your layout is messy or you are using the wrong keywords, you will get rejected even if you are perfect for the job.
A good resume doesn't just list where you went to college. It tells a clear story about what you can actually do for the company. Keep it simple, keep it honest, and focus on your achievements.
Prefer learning in Hindi? We’ve got you covered.
We split the resume building guide into two parts so you can learn at your own pace. Watch these to get the exact same tips in Hindi.
Part 1: The Basics & Structure
Excited to start? In this first video, we cover the basics: what is a resume, how to write a strong career objective, and the right way to list your education and college projects.
Part 2: Pro Tips & Software Hacks
Ready to level up? Watch this to learn how to make your resume "ATS Friendly" (so software doesn't reject it) and the most common silly mistakes you need to fix today.
Common Questions from Students
We highly recommend simple tools like Microsoft Word or Google Docs. While Canva templates look beautiful, they often use complex graphics and tables that confuse HR software, getting you automatically rejected.
If you are a fresher, your academic projects and internships are your experience! Explain what problem your final year project solved, what tools you used, and what your specific role was in the team.
ATS stands for Applicant Tracking System. It's a software companies use to scan resumes. An ATS-friendly resume has a simple text format, uses standard headings (like "Education" and "Experience"), and includes keywords from the job description.
For freshers and people with less than 5 years of experience, a 1-page resume is perfect. Only use 2 pages if you have a lot of relevant work experience or highly detailed technical projects.
Only include hobbies if they are relevant to the job or show a strong soft skill (like leadership in a sports team or coding open-source software). Skip generic hobbies like "listening to music" or "watching TV."