Translate your resume to a India CV format
Convert your resume into an Indian CV — photo, personal details, marks/percentages.
Indian CVs traditionally include personal details — date of birth, marital status, nationality, sometimes father's name — that would be unthinkable on a US resume. Academic results are weighted heavily, with marks or percentages expected for 10th, 12th, and undergraduate education. Photos are standard in most sectors except tech multinationals, which have moved toward US-style anonymity.
What the translator changes
- ✓Photo kept and recommended
- ✓Personal Details section added (DOB, nationality)
- ✓Dates reformatted to DD/MM/YYYY
- ✓Academic marks/percentages emphasised in Education
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Common questions
Should I include my father's name?
Traditional CVs do; modern tech-sector CVs don't. The translator does not add this field — it's increasingly seen as outdated even in conservative sectors.
Do I list marks for 10th and 12th?
Yes, especially for early-career applicants. For experienced professionals, undergraduate results are typically sufficient.
Are Indian and US tech CVs different?
Convergent. Tech multinationals in Bangalore and Hyderabad increasingly accept US-style resumes. Traditional Indian firms still prefer the photo-and-personal-details format.