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A complete, free CV workspace: choose a design, import or build your content, tailor it to an opportunity, review it and export.

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STEP 1 OF 8 · START WITH THE DESIGN

Choose the CV you want to build

Browse the styles first. Select a layout to see a sample, then add your details. You can change the design at any time.

THE TEMPLATE GALLERY

Pick your visual style

Every example below uses sample information. Your CV will use your own details once you continue.

Modern Editorial selectedContemporary typography with restrained colour accents.SAMPLE CV · The name and details shown below are examples only.
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LEGAL PROFILE / LAW STUDENT

Aarav Mehta

B.A. LL.B. Candidate · Legal Research & Writing
aarav.mehta@example.com | New Delhi, India | linkedin.com/in/example

Profile

Law student interested in commercial law and dispute resolution, with experience in legal research, case analysis and concise written submissions.

Education

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)2023 – 2028

Example National Law University · Expected graduation 2028

Legal Experience

Legal Intern · Example ChambersMay – Jun 2026
  • Researched statutory provisions and case law for ongoing matters.
  • Prepared case summaries and assisted with first-draft legal research notes.

Research & Activities

Moot Court Researcher2025

Prepared authorities and organised arguments for a simulated appellate problem.

Skills & Languages

Legal research · Case analysis · Drafting · SCC Online · English · Hindi

Found your style?You can change the design at any time. Your content will stay intact.

Tip: choose a conventional single-column design for many online application portals. More expressive designs are useful when you are sending your CV directly to a person.

STEP 2 OF 8

What are you applying for?

Choose a direction to guide your review.

STEP 3 OF 8

Your profile

Use accurate contact details and a concise, relevant summary.

Not sure what to write?Choose a starting point, then rewrite it so it is accurate to you.

Avoid generic claims like “hardworking” or “passionate”. Focus on your stage, relevant work and what you can demonstrate.

STEP 4 OF 8

Education

Add your current degree first. Include only accurate and relevant details.

STEP 5 OF 8

Internships and legal experience

Describe work you actually did. Do not include confidential information.

Need a starting point for a bullet?These are prompts, not claims. Replace every bracketed part and use only what you actually did.
STEP 6 OF 8

Legal highlights

Add relevant moots, publications, research, leadership and volunteering.

Moot courts & activities

Publications & research

Leadership & volunteering

Awards & achievements

Certifications & relevant training

Early in law school?

You do not need to invent experience. Include relevant coursework, legal writing, moots, research, student societies, volunteering, language skills or projects you have genuinely completed.

STEP 7 OF 8

Skills and interests

List only skills you can demonstrate.

STEP 8 OF 8

Review your CV and export

Your chosen design is already applied. Check the full CV, run the review, and export a PDF or editable Word file. You can still switch templates below.

DESIGN YOUR STORY

Choose a visual direction

Switch styles any time. Your content stays the same. Use the layout controls below to customise type, colour and spacing.

Design tipFor portals and ATS uploads, use Classic ATS or Modern Editorial. Use more expressive layouts when sending directly to a person.
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