Grab a Ph.D - GAP

Hello Everyone

We hope you all are doing good. So, as promised Shallu Verma and Abhishek Makol have uploaded their CVs. Since both have fairly different research interests with completely different extra curriculars you will have a fair idea of how to structure your CV.

Just a few pointers

1. Be very clear and very smart with your CV. Don't try to write stories SOP is there for that purpose.

2. Be creative, since both of them hadn't done any internship in our bachelor's but we had done some courses on Green Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry etc. which were application based so we mentioned that, it's highly effective if you could think out of the box and make your profile better.

3. Do add your skill sets and be true to it, do not add anything which you don't know/or will not be able to know. You may find yourself in a soup.

4. Also, do remember your CV should be clear and effective. For example, in our CV we divided our skill sets into three different verticals according to us. So, you should be smart with segregating and making good bullet points, it will help you and the reader understand you better.

5. Stress on your project work and qualifications more. They are the really important part of your CV. As you can see we gave one full page for it.

6. Do add references and preferably the ones who know you better and can give a good recommendation.

I hope you all find this helpful.