A fresher resume should fit on one page and lead with what you have now: your degree, internships, projects and skills. These templates are built for that. They put education near the top, give projects and internships the same weight as a job, and keep a short skills section that a recruiter can scan in seconds.
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Open one with a sample fresher resume for your field, replace each line with your own, and cut anything that does not help with the job you are applying for. A two-line objective or summary naming the role you want works better than a long declaration or a list of hobbies.
Yes, for almost every fresher. One page holds your education, internships, projects and skills comfortably. Recruiters reading hundreds of graduate resumes rarely turn to a second page.
Projects, internships, college roles, competitions, certifications and part-time work. Describe each one like a job: what you did, the tools you used and what came of it.
Add them if they are strong or if the employer asks for a cut-off, which is common in campus hiring. Once you have a year or two of work, they matter far less and can go.
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