Use a simple structure
Freshers should prioritize clarity: contact details, summary, skills, projects, education, internships, certifications, and achievements. Avoid complex layouts that make your content harder to read.
A clean single-column format often works better than a heavily designed template.
Projects are your evidence
If you have limited work experience, projects carry much of the signal. Explain what you built, which tools you used, what problem it solved, and what you learned.
Do not exaggerate a tutorial as production experience. Clear learning evidence is still valuable.
Tailor without inventing
For each role, move the most relevant skills and projects higher. Add missing terms only when they truthfully describe your work.