Before applying to TCS for any role such as Ninja, Digital, or Prime, every candidate must carefully review and structure their resume according to corporate and ATS (Applicant Tracking System) requirements. Many candidates confuse a resume with a CV and use the wrong format, which reduces their chances of shortlisting. TCS prefers a clear, professional, and job-focused resume rather than a long academic CV.
A resume is a short, structured document summarizing your:
For TCS:
A Curriculum Vitae is a detailed academic record including:
For TCS:
Before writing your resume for TCS, prepare:
You must use action verbs to describe your work clearly.
Action verbs show responsibility and impact.
Examples:
These verbs make your resume professional and result-oriented.
A good TCS resume:
Your resume needs improvement if it has:
Your resume must be readable by:
Recommended formats for TCS:
Avoid heavy design formats.
At the top:
Correct:
arjungupta@gmail.com
Incorrect:
iamarjungupta0103@gmail.com
A resume objective explains:
Guidelines:
Sample Objectives:
“Computer Science graduate with strong problem-solving and programming skills, seeking an entry-level role at TCS to contribute to software development projects.”
“Looking to join TCS as a fresher to apply my technical knowledge and grow professionally in enterprise IT solutions.”
For experienced or intern candidates:
Include:
Freshers can skip this or include internships.
Reverse order:
Mention percentage only if good.
Examples:
Mention:
Projects should:
Optional but useful:
TCS receives lakhs of resumes. ATS:
| Factor | CV | Resume |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 2–6 pages | 1–2 pages |
| Purpose | Academic roles | Corporate IT roles |
| Focus | Research | Skills and projects |
| Customization | Rare | Required |
| Use in TCS | Not preferred | Preferred |