Resume & LinkedIn review for college students
feedback8 reviews a college student's resume and LinkedIn profile line by line and returns a written report within 72 hours: what to fix, rewritten bullets, scores out of 100, and a semester-wise placement plan covering DSA, aptitude, projects and internship applications. It costs ₹199, paid once.
Sound familiar?
- Your resume lists coursework instead of proof of skill
- Projects and hackathons are buried or undersold
- LinkedIn says “Student at XYZ College” and nothing else
- You don't know what to prepare before placement season
What your review covers
- One-page, ATS-friendly structure that campus recruiters expect
- Projects, clubs and hackathons rewritten as measurable achievements
- A LinkedIn headline and About section that show up in recruiter search
- Which skills, certifications and projects to add next
Sample 90-day placement plan
A plan you can actually follow.
- 1
Weeks 1–2
Fix resume and LinkedIn using your report
- 2
Weeks 3–8
DSA sheet, aptitude practice, one project upgrade
- 3
Weeks 9–12
Internship applications, mock interviews, referrals
Your real plan is written for your profile, target roles and timeline.
FAQ
College students, asked.
When should a college student get their resume reviewed?
Ideally 2–3 months before internship or placement season, so there's time to act on the feedback — add a project, earn a certification or fix your LinkedIn before recruiters start searching.
I have no work experience. What will you review?
Your projects, coursework, hackathons, clubs, certifications and how you describe them. Most student resumes undersell real work; we show you how to present it as proof of skill.
Does the plan cover campus placements in India?
Yes. The plan is built around your college's placement calendar and your target roles, covering DSA, aptitude rounds, core subjects, projects and internship applications.
₹199. One time. Report in 72 hours.
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