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MBA finance fresher resume, with a full sample

An MBA finance fresher with a summer internship in FP&A, a valuation project, and Excel named down to the functions. Finance managers read for models built and numbers checked.

The sample

ROHAN SHAH

Ahmedabad, Gujarat · rohan.shah@email.com · +91 98765 43210 · linkedin.com/in/rohan-shah-finance

Summary

MBA (Finance) graduate (2025) aiming for a Financial Analyst role, skilled in financial modelling, variance analysis and Excel. Built the monthly variance report a mid-size manufacturer’s CFO now uses.

Education

MBA, Finance, Nirma University, Ahmedabad2023 – 2025 · CGPA 3.3 / 4

B.Com, Gujarat University2020 – 2023 · 79%

Skills

Finance: financial modelling, DCF valuation, ratio analysis, variance analysis, budgeting

Tools: Excel (INDEX-MATCH, pivot tables), Power BI, Tally Prime

Internship

FP&A Intern, Sahyadri Auto Components, PuneApr 2024 – Jun 2024

Built a monthly variance analysis of budget against actuals for 6 cost centres in Excel with INDEX-MATCH and pivot tables.

The CFO now uses the report every month; it found ₹14 lakh of freight costs booked to the wrong plant.

Helped with budgeting for the next year: collected inputs from 6 department heads into one template.

Projects

Valuation of a listed FMCG company | Excel | SoloJan 2025

Built a five-year financial modelling workbook and a DCF valuation from the company’s annual reports.

Ran ratio analysis against two peers; presented the valuation range and its key assumptions to a faculty panel.

Mess expense dashboard | Power BI, Tally Prime | Team of 2Sep 2024

Moved the hostel mess accounts from Tally Prime into a Power BI dashboard; the mess committee cut food waste costs by 9% in a term.

Certifications

CFA Level I, passed, 2024

The person, their numbers and the companies are made up. Write yours from what you did.

Why it works

  1. 1

    Name the models

    DCF, ratio analysis, variance analysis, budgeting. Say which you built, on what, and what it showed.

  2. 2

    Excel in detail

    “Excel (financial modelling, INDEX-MATCH, pivot tables)” says more than “MS Office”. Finance roles test it.

  3. 3

    Certifications only if passed

    CFA Level I, NISM modules: list ones you have cleared, with the year. “Pursuing” is fine if a level is booked.