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Get an instant 0–100 ATS score for your resume against any job description. Scored across 6 dimensions: keywords, formatting, skills, experience, readability, and impact.

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How We Score Your Resume

Keyword Match

35%

How many job description keywords appear in your resume, weighted by location (summary > skills > experience) and specificity (required > preferred).

Skills Coverage

25%

The percentage of required and preferred skills from the job description that you have covered, plus the completeness of your skills section.

Formatting

15%

Whether your resume structure (sections, layout, file format) will parse correctly through ATS software without garbling your content.

Experience Relevance

10%

How closely your recent job titles and responsibilities match the target role, and whether your experience section is clearly structured.

Impact & Quantification

10%

The presence of quantified achievements and action verbs in your experience bullets — signals that show you deliver measurable results.

Readability

5%

Length, section organization, and overall clarity — ensures the human reviewer can quickly assess your qualifications after ATS screening.

Score Interpretation Guide

90–100

Excellent Match

Your resume is highly optimized for this role. Top 5% of applications. Expect strong recruiter interest.

80–89

Strong Match

Good keyword coverage and formatting. Likely to pass ATS screening. Human review is probable.

70–79

Good Match

Passes ATS screening at most companies but has gaps. Adding a few missing keywords could move you to Strong.

60–69

Fair Match

At risk of ATS filtering at competitive companies. Significant keyword gaps or formatting issues present.

Below 60

Poor Match

Likely to be auto-rejected by ATS. Requires significant tailoring with missing keywords and possibly a formatting fix.

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