Undergraduate Classic Resume Template

Traditional centered-name layout used by university career centres. Objective, Related Experience, Activities and Additional Work sections.

  • CategoryFresher / Entry-Level
  • ATS Score88/100
  • PricePremium
  • ExportPDF
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Who the Undergraduate Classic template is for

If you are among students, final-year candidates and graduates with limited formal work history, Undergraduate Classic is designed for exactly that. Traditional centered-name layout used by university career centres. Objective, Related Experience, Activities and Additional Work sections.

Why this layout works

Reorders the page so education, projects and skills sit above experience — the right emphasis when your coursework is stronger than your job history.

ATS performance

Undergraduate Classic scores 88/100 in NextCV's ATS analyser — a strong result that balances visual character against machine readability.

Its 88/100 puts it fourth of the 7 fresher / entry-level templates, just behind Transfer Student at 90. Across the full 29-template library that is a mid-table score — deliberate, since this layout prioritises how it looks to a person.

Pricing

Undergraduate Classic is a premium template, unlocked with a single one-time purchase of ₹15 (down from ₹129) — not a subscription. Once unlocked it stays available across every device you sign in on, and exports carry no watermark.

Tip for the Fresher / Entry-Level format

Treat academic and personal projects as experience. Describe the problem, your specific contribution and the outcome, exactly as you would a job.

Run the ATS check before you send it — the analyser flags missing keywords against the specific job description you are targeting.

How to use this template

  1. Install NextCV free from Google Play.
  2. Open Templates and select Undergraduate Classic (Fresher / Entry-Level, ATS 88).
  3. Fill in your details, then export a watermark-free PDF.

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