Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! Yes i understood your question very well ,you wanted to know how to write subject while writing a job application ,see there can be different ways to write subjects but most suitable is that ,you can simply write - Application for the post of - after post of you can write for which post are you applying like clerk ,manager ,seller etc .It is my point of suggestion to write subject ,after subject mention the date and also add respected sir or mam , date should be in standard form . ALSO it would be better if you write application in three paragraph ,in first para mention from where you get to know about that job opportunity ,in second para mention your educational qualification and in third para ,ensure the another person what you can do for that company or organisation .At last attach your resume there with complete information like name , father's name,dob ,address ,hobbies ,phone and email id too .you can mention your educational qualification in resume .

Hope it helps you !!

Thanking you

Hello Aspirant!

Yes, the subject line of job application is the first thing recipients see and may determine if they read further or not. An appropriate subject line for a job application can increase the chances for your email to be opened and read.

Your subject line is your opportunity to grab their attention and make them want to know more about you. Include the job title. The subject line is also the first impression your employer will get from you. It should be well-written and free of spelling and grammatical errors. Finally, the subject line is an opportunity to introduce yourself.

There are several steps you can consider when creating your subject line for a job application:

• Create a professional email address.
• Verify the instructions provided by employer
• Write the purpose of your email.
• Include keywords make your email easily detectable.
• Personalize it, might catch the reader's attention when related to the job application

There are things to avoid in your subject line:

• An unprofessional email address

• Informal words

• Too long or complicated

• Too generic

• Capitalizing every word in the subject line

Best Wishes!