Basic profile

Start with your academic background. Scores appear in your pitch only when they are strong (8 CGPA or 80% and above).

Experience & internships

Add each role separately. Start every action with a verb and give a result you can defend in an interview.

Experience summary

Projects & achievements

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Projects

Achievements and recognition

Skills, leadership & activities

Select only the skills you can support with an example. The first few you choose are the ones the pitch mentions.

Functional / technical skills

Soft skills

Leadership / positions of responsibility

Extracurriculars / hobbies

Certifications & differentiator

List certifications you have completed, then say what sets you apart in your own words.

Target role & job description

The more specific the role, the more relevant your pitch. Paste a job description to check keyword overlap later.

Career direction

Explain why this role attracts you and where you want to grow. Genuine reasons make the pitch sound natural.

Pitch strategy

Desired answer length

Review & generate

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Your elevator pitch

60–90 second version

90–120 second version

Speak it naturally

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Pitch diagnostics

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