The document outlines the key differences between a CV and resume. A CV (curriculum vitae) provides more comprehensive information about one's academic and professional background and accomplishments over multiple pages, while a resume focuses on experience most relevant to a specific job opportunity and is typically limited to one page. Both documents are used to convey skills and qualifications for employment purposes, but a resume is generally more common for job applications.

1. PRESENTED BY
PRABAL SINGH CHAUHAN
16MBA-75
Difference between CV & Resume

2. CV (Curriculum Vitae)
 A curriculum vitae (CV) provides information of
one’s experience and skills.
 CVs include information on one’s academic
background including teaching experience, degrees,
research, awards, publications, presentations and
other achievements.
 A CV is a way to quickly and concisely convey one’s
skills and qualifications.

3. Resume
 Resumes are the most common document requested
of applicants in job applications.
 A resume provides a summary of your education,
work history, credentials and other accomplishments
and skills.
 There are also optional sections, including a resume
objective and career summary statement.

4. CV Resume
 Descriptive
 Length varies from 2-3
pages.
 It includes all the skills
and achievements.
 Concise
 Length is 1 page. May
vary upto 2 pages only.
 It includes information
that is relevant for the
particular job.
CV vs Resume

5. CV & Resume Writing tips
 No matter whether you use a CV or resume, you need
to thoroughly edit your document.
 Make sure there are no spelling or grammatical
errors.
 Also make sure your format is uniform – for
example, if you use bullet points in one job
description, use bullet points in all your job
descriptions.

6. Thank You