Student bios sit on portfolio sites, club pages, hackathon profiles and Instagram, and the reader is often a senior, an alumnus or a startup founder deciding whether to reply. Good ones mention the college city, course stage, one piece of work someone can click on and the kind of opportunity wanted, without turning into a list of marks.
Final-year BBA · Marketing intern ×2 · Writing about D2C brands and campus life · Indore
The original could belong to any student in any course. The rewrite gives a course, a place, a real activity and a project question, then names two specific kinds of employer, which makes replying easy.
One or two lines — under 160 characters.
2nd-year B.Tech student · Building small things with Arduino · Looking for summer internships · Nagpur 🔧
Final-year BBA · Marketing intern ×2 · Writing about D2C brands and campus life · Indore
A short first-person paragraph for your profile or the top of your website.
I’m a final-year computer science student in Coimbatore who enjoys turning ideas into working software. Through two internships, I built REST APIs in Spring Boot and a React dashboard for an inventory team, and I recently won a state-level hackathon with a bus-tracking app for college students. I am looking for full-time software developer roles starting after graduation. My projects and resume are linked below.
I am a second-year B.Com student in Guwahati, learning accounting the practical way. Alongside my classes, I help a local CA office with data entry in Tally and simple GST returns, and I am preparing for the CA Intermediate exams. I am keen to join a firm for a part-time internship where I can learn audit procedures and taxation properly. I respond quickly to messages and would appreciate any guidance.
For a conference, directory, college or clinic website, or a speaker introduction. Replace [Name] with yours.
[Name] is a PhD candidate in Biotechnology researching low-cost diagnostics for crop diseases common in eastern India. Supported by a CSIR-NET Junior Research Fellowship, [Name] has presented work at two national conferences and co-authored a paper in a peer-reviewed plant-science journal. Before the doctoral programme, [Name] completed an M.Sc with university first rank. [Name] is interested in postdoctoral positions and R&D roles in agritech, and volunteers with a science-outreach programme for rural school students.
[Name] is a final-year MBA student specialising in finance at a business school in Pune. During the summer internship, [Name] worked on an equity research team, building financial models for mid-cap manufacturing companies and writing initiation notes reviewed by senior analysts. [Name] has cleared CFA Level I, leads the campus finance club and has organised investment case competitions for students from over forty colleges. [Name] is seeking roles in equity research, corporate finance or investment banking.
Written by the DigitalCVMaker team for students applying in India. Every example is original — none is copied from a real person’s profile — and each is built around what employers and clients in this field look for: the role, a specialism, and proof you can back up. We revise the page when that changes; the date at the top shows the last update.
These are examples to adapt, not real people. Swap in your own numbers, specialisation, city and achievements — it only works when every word is true for you.
Yes. First person suits a student portfolio because readers expect to hear from you directly, and it sounds natural when you describe a project. Keep third person for places where someone else introduces you, such as a college fest speaker list or a conference programme.
Use what you have started: an online course with a score, a club role, a small website, a school science fair project or tutoring younger students. Say what you are learning this semester and what you hope to try next. Honest early-stage bios read far better than inflated ones.
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[Name] is a final-year MBA student specialising in finance at a business school in Pune. During the summer internship, [Name] worked on an equity research team, building financial models for mid-cap manufacturing companies and writing initiation notes reviewed by senior analysts. [Name] has cleared CFA Level I, leads the campus finance club and has organised investment case competitions for students from over forty colleges. [Name] is seeking roles in equity research, corporate finance or investment banking.