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Build a resume recruiters can read

24 one-column, ATS-friendly templates, mostly for students and freshers, some for working professionals. Pick one, replace the sample text with your own, and download a PDF.

2 templates free for every account. All 22 more are included with Full Access (₹2,999) and with an AI Sunday workshop seat.

Always edit the details. Every resume starts with SAMPLE text so you can see the shape. Replace every line with your own true details before you download. The download stays locked while sample lines remain.

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Classic

FREEStudents

Use it when: A safe, formal choice for almost any first job or internship application, especially banks, government and traditional companies.

Not for: Design or startup roles where you want to show more personality.

What to add with this template
  • Put your strongest single result in the summary, with a number.
  • List relevant courses under your degree if you have little experience.
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Simple Modern

FREEStudents

Use it when: A clean, current look for private companies, startups and online applications.

Not for: Very conservative employers who expect a traditional serif resume.

What to add with this template
  • Add your LinkedIn link and keep its headline the same as the one here.
  • Group skills into two or three lines (Tools, Strengths) rather than one long list.
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Fresher: First Job

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Use it when: You have just graduated, or are about to, and have little or no work experience. Education and projects carry the page.

Not for: Anyone with more than a year of full-time work.

What to add with this template
  • Treat class projects, live projects and AI Praveen projects as experience: what you did and what changed.
  • Add a short certifications line for courses you finished.
  • One page only.
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Campus Placement

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Use it when: College placement drives, where recruiters scan grades and internships first and you have 30 seconds.

Not for: Off-campus applications to small companies, where a summary works better.

What to add with this template
  • Show scores for degree, Class XII and Class X if your placement cell asks for them.
  • Put internships before projects, newest first.
  • Keep it to one page even with lots of activities.
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Internship Hunter

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: First- or second-year students applying for a first internship, with coursework, projects and activities but no jobs yet.

Not for: Final-year placement, where internships should lead.

What to add with this template
  • Say in the summary what kind of internship you want and when you are free.
  • Add one small project you finished on your own; it shows initiative.
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MBA One-Page

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: MBA summer and final placements. Dense, quantified, one page: the format most business schools expect.

Not for: Undergraduates; it looks crowded without prior work experience.

What to add with this template
  • Every bullet should carry a number: rupees, percent, time or people.
  • Show work experience before the MBA in months (for example, 22 months).
  • Check your school's placement-cell format; follow it if it differs.
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MBA Finance

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: Finance roles: banking, corporate finance, equity research, treasury. Certifications sit high because recruiters look for them.

Not for: Marketing or HR roles.

What to add with this template
  • List CFA, FRM, NISM or CA levels with the level and date.
  • Name the models you built (DCF, three-statement, budget) and the decision they supported.
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MBA Marketing & Brand

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: Brand, product marketing, growth and digital marketing roles, where campaigns and results matter more than grades.

Not for: Finance or operations roles.

What to add with this template
  • Show one campaign with its result (reach, conversion or sales).
  • Add case competitions; marketing recruiters read them closely.
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MBA Operations & Supply Chain

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: Operations, supply chain, procurement and manufacturing roles.

Not for: Creative or brand roles.

What to add with this template
  • Show before-and-after numbers: output, cost, lead time, waste.
  • Name the tools (SAP, Excel models, Power BI) you actually used.
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MBA HR & People

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: HR, talent acquisition and learning and development roles, where people skills and initiatives lead.

Not for: Finance or tech roles.

What to add with this template
  • Quantify people work: hires closed, attrition change, training hours delivered.
  • Mention labour-law or HR analytics courses if you took them.
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Engineering Fresher

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: B.Tech and diploma graduates applying for core engineering or IT fresher roles.

Not for: Non-technical roles; use Fresher: First Job instead.

What to add with this template
  • Name your final-year project and what it measured or achieved.
  • Keep skills to what you could be tested on in an interview.
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Tech & AI Projects-First

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: Software, AI and automation roles where what you have built matters more than where you studied.

Not for: Roles that screen on grades first, such as campus drives at large firms.

What to add with this template
  • Link each project to GitHub or a live demo.
  • Say who used it and what changed (users, time saved, errors cut).
  • Mention the AI tools you build with, such as Claude or Claude Code.
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Data & Analytics

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: Data analyst, business analyst and MIS roles. Tools sit near the top because recruiters filter on them.

Not for: Roles with no data work.

What to add with this template
  • For each project: the question, the data, the answer and the decision it changed.
  • List SQL, Excel, Power BI or Python only at the level you can show.
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Commerce, CA & CS Student

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Use it when: B.Com, CA, CS and CMA students looking for articleship, audit, tax or accounts roles.

Not for: Tech or design roles.

What to add with this template
  • Show exam levels cleared and attempts honestly (for example, CA Intermediate, both groups).
  • Name the areas covered in articleship: statutory audit, GST, TDS.
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Creative & Design Student

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: Design, content and media roles. The portfolio link is the headline; the resume stays plain so it still reads well in ATS.

Not for: Applying without a portfolio link; add one first.

What to add with this template
  • Put your portfolio link in the Website field; recruiters open it first.
  • Describe each project by the brief and the result, not the software.
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Research & Higher Studies

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Use it when: Applying for a master's, PhD, research assistantship or fellowship, where academic work comes first.

Not for: Industry jobs; it reads as academic.

What to add with this template
  • List papers, posters and presentations under Achievements with the venue and year.
  • Name your supervisor and research question under each project.
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Founder & Startup Builder

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: You started something (a small business, an app, a club venture) and want startup or product roles.

Not for: Large-company campus drives that expect a standard format.

What to add with this template
  • Give real traction numbers: customers, revenue, users, retention.
  • Say honestly what did not work and what you learned; one line is enough.
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Leadership & Clubs

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYStudents

Use it when: Your strongest evidence is what you led: clubs, events, sports captaincy, NSS or NCC.

Not for: Technical roles where projects should lead.

What to add with this template
  • Turn each role into results: budget handled, people led, turnout, money raised.
  • Pick your best three activities; more dilutes them.
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Experienced Professional

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYProfessionals

Use it when: Two to eight years of work. Experience leads and education moves to the end.

Not for: Students; education should lead until your first full-time job.

What to add with this template
  • Show the last two roles in detail; older ones get one line each.
  • Drop school marks; keep only degrees.
  • Two pages are fine past five years; never three.
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Career Switcher

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYProfessionals

Use it when: Moving into a new field. Transferable skills and practice projects lead, so the old job title does not decide for the recruiter.

Not for: Staying in the same field; use Experienced Professional.

What to add with this template
  • Say in the first line of the summary what you are moving into, and why.
  • Add one practice project in the new field; AI Praveen project ideas work well here.
  • Rewrite old bullets in the new field's language.
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Manager & Team Lead

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYProfessionals

Use it when: You lead people or a budget. The page shows scope (team, money, sites) before tasks.

Not for: Individual-contributor roles, where it reads as overqualified.

What to add with this template
  • Open each role with its scope: team size, budget, number of sites or customers.
  • Show one people result (retention, promotions, hiring) as well as business results.
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Consulting & Strategy

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYProfessionals

Use it when: Consulting, strategy and analyst roles, where every bullet is a problem, an action and a measured outcome.

Not for: Creative roles.

What to add with this template
  • Write bullets as: the problem, what you did, the result in numbers.
  • Keep it to one page if you have under five years of experience.
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Sales & Business Development

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYProfessionals

Use it when: Sales, business development and account management, where targets and wins are the evidence.

Not for: Back-office roles.

What to add with this template
  • Show target against achievement (for example, 118% of a Rs 2 crore target).
  • Name the kind of customers and deal size you handled.
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Career Returner

FULL ACCESS · AI SUNDAYProfessionals

Use it when: Coming back after a career break. The break is named plainly and what you did to stay current sits near the top.

Not for: Gaps of a few months, which need no special format.

What to add with this template
  • Name the break in one line (for example, career break, family care, 2024 to 2026). No apology needed.
  • Add courses or freelance work from the break under Certifications or Experience.
  • Say in the summary that you are ready to start.
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Make it ATS-friendly

Strong bullet = action verb + what you did + a number + the result. Example: 'Cut invoice errors 40% by building an Excel check sheet.'

What ATS means

Most companies run resumes through an Applicant Tracking System: software that reads the text and matches it to the job. If it cannot read your resume, a person may never see it.

One column, real text

Every template here is one column with ordinary text, which ATS reads reliably. Avoid tables, text boxes, columns and pictures of text in resumes you make elsewhere.

Use standard headings

Education, Experience, Projects and Skills are the words ATS looks for. Clever headings like 'My Journey' can be missed.

Mirror the job post

If the post says 'financial modelling' and you have done it, use those exact words. Do not copy skills you do not have.

No photo, age or personal details

Leave out photo, date of birth, marital status, religion and father's name. They do not help ATS and can invite bias.

Send the PDF

Download as PDF so the layout does not move. Name the file Firstname-Lastname-Resume.pdf.

One resume per kind of job

Make a copy for each kind of role you apply for (you can keep five here) and reorder or reword it for that role.

Be honest. Only write what you can explain in an interview. A recruiter may ask about any line, and a background check may confirm dates, marks and employers.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Any account gets the builder, 2 templates and the PDF download at no cost. Full Access holders and AI Sunday workshop attendees get all 24 templates.

Does it use AI to write my resume?

No. The builder gives you examples, tips and checks, and you write every line. That keeps it honest and in your own words. If you want help rewording, paste one bullet at a time into your own AI assistant and check what comes back.

Who can see my resume?

Only you. Drafts are saved to your account and are not public. A downloaded PDF goes wherever you send it. You can delete a resume at any time, and they are deleted with your account.

Why no photo or date of birth?

Most recruiters and ATS guidance advise against them, and they can invite bias. Leave them out unless an employer specifically asks.