What to include (in this order)
- 1
Header
Name, programme and batch, phone, email, LinkedIn.
- 2
Education
MBA/PGDM with specialisation and CGPA, then undergraduate degree, Class 12 and 10.
- 3
Work experience
Company, role, tenure, and 3–4 quantified achievements per role.
- 4
Internships / live projects
Summer internship and live projects with clear business outcomes.
- 5
Positions of responsibility
Club heads, committee roles, events managed — with scale.
- 6
Achievements & certifications
Case competitions, ranks, CFA/FRM levels, Google Analytics, etc.
Sample bullet points
- Designed a WhatsApp re-engagement campaign for a D2C brand during summer internship, lifting repeat orders by 18% in 6 weeks.
- Built a 3-statement financial model for a mid-cap manufacturer as part of a live project; recommendation adopted by the client's CFO.
- Reduced dispatch errors by 25% at a regional warehouse by redesigning the pick-list process.
- Won 1st place among 120 teams in a national marketing case competition.
Tips that make a difference
- Quantify everything: ₹, %, rank, number of people or stores.
- Keep one line per bullet where you can — B-school formats are dense.
- Put your specialisation's hard skills up front (e.g. SQL for analytics, Excel modelling for finance).
- Follow your placement committee's template if it has one.
Skills you can list
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Build this resumeFrequently asked questions
How long should an MBA resume be?+
One page for summer placements and most final placements. Two pages only with significant work experience.
Should I include my undergraduate projects?+
Only if they relate to your target role. Business achievements usually matter more.
Which template suits an MBA resume?+
A clean, professional template with clear section headings. Serif designs work well for finance and consulting.