IBPS Exams Photo & Signature Size

Application-specific notes for IBPS Exams

• The photograph you upload is not only checked at upload. IBPS captures your photograph and biometric data at stages of the selection process and matches the captured photo against the one in your application, and the notification tells candidates not to change their appearance from that photo. A picture taken years earlier, or one that no longer looks like you, becomes a problem at the centre rather than at the form.
• Your uploaded photograph is printed on the call letter, and you are asked to bring one additional photograph identical to it. The notification is explicit that candidates arriving without the photograph pasted on the call letter, or without that spare copy, will not be allowed to sit the examination. Print at least two copies of the same image you upload rather than a different sitting.
• A signature written in capital letters will not be accepted. This is stated separately from the file-size rule, so a signature file that is technically within the band can still be refused for how it is written. Sign in your ordinary running hand.
• IBPS runs the common recruitment process for several participating banks at once, so one correctly prepared photograph and signature normally serve every bank inside that cycle. What changes between banks is the eligibility and the post, not the upload specification.