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Abstract: Students find it difficult to find jobs and postings related to their skills and which has a good pay. Students aimlessly scan all internet to find a job which best matches their skill. Hence this paper presents a model which would give them personalized recommendations based on their skills mentioned in the resume. In today’s world hundreds of people apply for a single job posting. Companies receive thousands of applications at any given time. To save time companies, recruiters have few seconds to go through the applicant’s resume. Moreover, today all companies use a software based application which scans all resumes and get the best candidates. Most students especially freshers fail at this critical juncture, they fail to make a good resume which would help their resumes getting selected. Our novel model helps solve this problem. In order to extract sectionspecific text content from resumes, this work presents a layout-aware resume parsing system based on natural language processing (NLP) and rule-based approaches. This output can be fed into a resume content review system to obtain resume feedback, or it can be utilized as the input for a resume content score model. By utilizing sophisticated natural language processing (NLP) models, the system guarantees precise recognition and classification of essential resume elements, including personal information, qualifications, experience, and accomplishments. The recommendation engine makes use of machine learning techniques to pinpoint areas that need work, such improving keyword relevancy, recommending extra abilities, or offering formatting and wording advice. The goal of this iterative process is to provide job seekers with dynamic tools that will boost their visibility to recruiters and applicant tracking systems. Our unique model also recommends skills to add in their resume. This models also recommends some add-on courses to improve those skills. The app also uses cutting-edge technology like Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to process resumes and job listings and find the greatest fit for both job seekers.
Anish Kulkarni (Thu,) studied this question.
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