Resume Bundle X ATS SCORING

[Aryan9901]

Hello sir, My name is Aryan Gupta and i am pursing btech from computer science engineering. I want to ask you that when I am going to apply for a company sometime my resume got rejected every time

I want to also ask that beside all this tech I know what else I can learn or what type of projects I should make

Aryan_Gupta.pdf

Aryan Gupta Ats friendly.pdf

Sir here are my two resume I used interchangeably

My linkedin profile is
https://www.linkedin.com/in/agaryan

My portfolio is
https://www.aryang.vercel.app

[farhansadikgalib]

Your portfolio and resume are really great.

[Ojha8421]

Hey Aryan,

Here’s a quick breakdown:

Why Rejections Might Happen:
ATS Systems: Your resume might not be ATS-friendly. Use simple formatting and add job-specific keywords.
Tailor Your Resume: Customize it for each job and highlight relevant skills.
Show Impact: Focus on what you achieved, not just what you built. Add numbers to show results.

What to Learn:
Cloud/DevOps: Learn AWS, Docker, Kubernetes—companies love cloud skills.
System Design: Understand how large-scale systems work for better interviews.
Open Source: Contribute to open-source projects to gain experience.

Project Ideas:
Full-Stack Apps: Build practical apps like a to-do list with React/Django.
Cloud Projects: Deploy something to AWS or GCP.
Automation: Automate tasks with scripts or pipelines.

Resume Tips:
Use ATS-friendly format, add job-specific keywords, and focus on project impact (use numbers if possible).

[shivaganesht]

Hi Aryan,

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your resume, LinkedIn profile, and portfolio. It's great to see your dedication to improving your job applications.

Resume rejections can be frustrating, but there are several strategies you can employ to enhance your chances of success. First, ensure that your resume is tailored to each job description by highlighting relevant skills and experiences. Use action verbs and quantify achievements where possible.

Beyond technical skills in computer science, consider learning additional programming languages or frameworks that are currently in demand (like Python, JavaScript, or React). Working on personal projects that solve real-world problems or contribute to open-source projects can also significantly enhance your portfolio.

Networking through platforms like LinkedIn can open doors as well; connecting with professionals in the industry might lead to valuable opportunities.

If you’d like more specific advice on any of these points or assistance with refining your resume further, feel free to ask! Best of luck with your applications!

Best regards,
Shiva Ganesh Talikota