79 resume templates, made for India
74 are single-column and ATS-safe. Classic and Fresher download as a PDF free, with no watermark, always; the other 77 come with Pro, and you can preview every one of them with your own resume first.
Every picture here is a real render of the template, from the same code that makes your PDF. All of them print on A4, and none of them use skill bars, rating dots or icon fonts — things an applicant tracking system reads as junk. The 5 templates marked Two columns look good to a person but can be misread by a parser; use them where a human reads first. Why columns matter.
Simple 8
Plain, one column, nothing to trip a parser. Safe anywhere.
Works everywhere. The safe default.
Fits more on one page, 3–8 years' experience.
No rules, no colour — size and spacing do the work.
Nothing but type. The quietest resume here.
Serif body, small caps. Reads like a letter.
A long history on fewer pages, still readable.
Name left, contact right, like business stationery.
Numbered sections, for a resume read as a document.
Modern 18
A little colour and structure, for tech, product and startups.
Accent headings for tech and product roles.
A right rail for skills and contact. Handsome, but two columns.
A colour band across the top carries your name.
A timeline of roles, for a career with a clear climb.
Each section in its own tinted card.
Numbers forward, for sales, marketing and operations.
Skills lead, then the history that proves them.
An accent bar beside every heading.
A colour band, and headings on the same colour.
Every role in its own outlined block.
Grid discipline, no ornament, generous air.
The name centred and large, then straight to work.
Dates down the left, so the length of every role shows at a glance.
Your summary set large, straight under your name.
Serif headings and a lead paragraph, for a career that needs introducing.
A pale band behind your name that prints cleanly anywhere.
A warm accent beside the name, for HR and recruiting.
A dark side panel with a round photo. Striking, but two columns.
Professional 14
Formal and restrained: finance, law, healthcare and senior roles.
Serif and restrained, for consulting and finance.
Centred serif, the old-school academic and law register.
For heads, leads and managers: the pitch comes first.
Degrees and licences first: healthcare, teaching, government, banking.
Serif headings over a sans body, achievements first.
Qualifications and certifications above the history.
Numbered sections in a serif, for law and policy.
Weighty serif for audit, tax and accounts.
An executive summary, then scope and results.
The dense one-page MBA placement format, education first.
Serif between double rules, like a firm's letterhead.
Languages and tools first, for BPO and customer support.
Personal profile and key skills first, as British employers expect.
The US and Canadian resume: no photo, no personal details.
Tech 11
Skills and projects first, the way engineers are read.
Skills and projects up top, for engineers.
Monospace headings and tidy date columns.
Skills up front, monospace headings.
For data roles: tools up front, outcomes in the bullets.
Platform and tooling before the job history.
Projects before employment, with links kept.
Test tooling and coverage, plainly set out.
The one-page engineering-school format: employer and dates, then the role.
Monospace throughout. Reads like a README.
Civil, mechanical and electrical: tools and codes, then sites and projects.
A slim left column behind a hairline. One page for students, but two columns.
Creative 7
More personality, for design, writing and brand work.
Editorial serif, for writers, PR and brand roles.
Two columns with a tinted sidebar, for design and brand roles.
A magazine opening: centred masthead, serif body.
An oversized name and a lot of white space.
Work samples first, employment after.
Loud band, condensed type, everything tight.
A tinted panel on the right for skills. Handsome, but two columns.
With a photo 7
For the roles and countries where employers expect to see a face.
Round photo, clean and modern. The normal choice for private-sector India.
Passport-size photo, as hospitality, aviation and front-office employers ask for it.
UAE, Saudi and Qatar: passport photo, nationality and languages, as employers there expect.
A round photo beside the contact details.
A framed passport photo in a boxed header.
Warm, centred, with a round photo.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland: photo, dated column, signed at the foot.
Student & fresher 7
Education and projects lead: students, freshers and first jobs.
Education first, for students and first jobs.
Education, research and teaching, in that order.
The EU layout, for applications into Europe.
Coursework and projects, for a first application.
One page, aimed at a single internship.
Centred serif, the way a university careers office sets it.
Degrees and registration first, then clinical experience and research.
India 7
Formats Indian employers ask for by name.
Sarkari format: personal details, photo and a signed declaration.
RRB and ITI shape: qualifications, then a declaration.
B.Ed and D.El.Ed first, with a declaration.
Government and PSU: particulars, record, declaration.
The Indian fresher format, photo and declaration included.
Campus placement format, with your marks in a grid.
Large, plain and printable: drivers, delivery, guards and shop staff.
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