how is does the government jobs resume scoring system work?
Asked by whirlwine
I know that resumes are scanned and points are accumulated based on what is in the resume. any keywords that should be in or avoided? any hints in general?

Best Answer:
When you submit your resume for a government job put as much information as possible down, 5-6 pages is not too little. Put down all relevant experience and any training even if one of those two day trainings you had on a job for which you got a certificate. Your resume is basically your test, the more information, the higher the score. I put down all the courses I took for my degrees, not just the fact I had the degree.

The points are for every detailed information such as detailed percentage of marks scored in every degree examination passed, the details of work experience etc.
Answered by V.T.V.RAM