What to include (in this order)
- 1
Header
Name, phone, email, city. Add LinkedIn if you keep it updated.
- 2
Summary
Your degree, the role you want (accounts executive, audit assistant, banking) and your strongest tool skill.
- 3
Education
B.Com (specialisation if any), college, year, percentage. Add CA/CS/CMA levels cleared.
- 4
Skills
Tally Prime, GST filing, MS Excel (VLOOKUP, pivot tables), bookkeeping, TDS basics.
- 5
Training / internship
Articleship, CA firm internship, or family-business accounting — describe real tasks.
- 6
Certifications
Tally, GST practitioner courses, NISM, or Excel certifications.
Sample bullet points
- Recorded 300+ sales and purchase vouchers in Tally Prime during a 3-month internship at a CA firm.
- Prepared monthly GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B working files for 5 small-business clients under supervision.
- Built an Excel tracker with pivot tables to reconcile bank statements, cutting month-end checks from two days to one.
- Managed accounts for the college commerce fest with a budget of ₹1.5 lakh and zero discrepancies at audit.
Tips that make a difference
- Name the exact tools and versions you've used — Tally Prime, Excel 365.
- Show accuracy: invoices processed, ledgers reconciled, errors caught.
- Keep formatting simple and single-column; many finance firms use ATS.
- If you cleared CA Foundation or Inter, put it right under your degree.
Skills you can list
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Build this resumeFrequently asked questions
Should I add Class 10 and 12 marks on a B.Com resume?+
Yes for freshers — especially if Commerce/Maths marks are strong. Keep them short.
What skills are best for a B.Com fresher resume?+
Tally, GST, advanced Excel, bookkeeping and communication are the most requested for entry-level accounts roles.
Can I apply for banking jobs with this format?+
Yes — lead with your summary for banking, and add any NISM or banking certifications.