Hi Naveen Dhiman,

CAREERS360 is a platform to solve or answer queries regarding career. Please ask questions regarding career only. Not these stuffs asking to write application. But we will help you writing it.

Step 1. Prepare yourself

Get all your basic information together: personal details, education etc.

Contact the people you want to use as referees, to get their permission and to confirm their contact details.

Think about why you want the job.

Think about what you have to offer and what makes you stand out.

Step 2. Find out what the employer wants

Check closing dates; if possible, apply before the deadline. Some employers start processing applications before the closing date – and they are usually deluged by last-minute applications – so if you submit yours early you may get more attention.

Read the job description and personal specification to find out what skills and experience they are looking for.

Research the organisation for more clues about the kind of applicant who would be successful.

Step 3. Write your application

Give yourself enough time: writing a good job application is likely to take longer than you expect.

Draft your answers first, before you start filling in the form.

Read the application form right through before you write anything. Follow all instructions and answer the questions asked (yes, it is a bit like an exam!).

If there is a question that does not apply to you, write ‘not applicable’ or ‘N/A’ in the appropriate box. This shows that you have considered the question and is better than leaving blanks.

Make your answers relevant, interesting and personal. Your aim is to write your own interview invitation, so you want to stand out.

Step 4. Final checks

Spell check and proof read your application. If possible, ask a friend or careers adviser to check it too.

Check that you have included everything you’ve been asked for.

Keep a copy of your application, so you can go over it before the interview.

Sign and send!

Hope it helps.

All the best,

Regards.