How to Create Best Civil Engineering CURRICULUM VITAE (CV)



NAME                                                                                                                                                                                      Attach
House No.……                                                                                                                                                                                  Photograph
Sub- Division: ______                                                                                                                                                                 Here……..
District: _______
PIN: XXXXX
Email Id.: email@gmail.com               
Contact No.: XXXXXXXXX

OBJECTIVE
To secure a challenging position where I can effectively utilize my skills and knowledge in a dynamic work-environment where I can contribute mutually in achieving organizational goals and improving myself.

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION

Degree/Certificate
Institution/Board
Year of Passing
CGPA/Percentage
M-Tech
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Pursuing
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B-Tech
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XX %
12th
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XX %
Matriculation
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XX %



TECHNICAL SKILLS
SOFTWARE: Related to your field (e.g. In Civil Engineering the Related software are given by:-
1). Auto-CAD 2010/12/14/16
2). STAAD-Pro V8i (Select Series 5)
3). E-TABS
4). SAP-2000
5). MS Project
6). AutoCAD Civil 3D 2014 (Bridge Designing)

SUMMER INTERNSHIP
ORGANIZATION: …………………….
DESCRIPTION: The project was titled as “______________________.” I worked here as a trainee engineer in that specified department.

PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN        
TITLE: …………………..
DESCRIPTION: ________________________

ONGOING PROJECTS
TITLE: ……………………
DESCRIPTION: ______________

PAPER/RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
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CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS
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EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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AWARDS AND HONORS
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HOBBIES
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LANGUAGES KNOWN
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PERSONAL DETAILS
Date of Birth     : XX-Month-XXXX   
Mother’s name : Mrs. ………….
Father’s name  : Mr. ………….
Gender             : ………

Date:  XX-XX-XXXX                                                


Place: ……………..                                                                                                                                                      NAME……………..
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