UGC-NET (NTA) Photo & Signature Size
UGC National Eligibility Test (conducted by NTA). Photo 10-200 KB; signature 10-50 KB; JPG/JPEG only. NTA specifies file size and format but no fixed pixel dimensions.
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Verified 10 Jun 2026UGC-NET June 2026 — Information Bulletin
Report outdated informationPhoto requirement
- File size
- 10–200 KB
- Dimensions
- —
- Format
- JPG / JPEG
Signature requirement
- File size
- 10–50 KB
- Dimensions
- —
- Format
- JPG / JPEG
- Ink
- Confirm current notice
About this exam
UGC-NET (National Eligibility Test) is conducted by NTA for eligibility as Assistant Professor and for Junior Research Fellowship; NTA specifies photo and signature file size and format but no fixed pixel dimensions.
UGC-NET uses file limits, not a fixed pixel canvas
The UGC-NET bulletin records the photograph at 10–200 KB and the signature at 10–50 KB, both in JPG / JPEG. It does not publish fixed photo or signature pixels, so preserve a clear source image and compress it into the listed bands instead of forcing it into a borrowed 200×230 template.
Keep this application separate from CSIR-NET
UGC-NET is the NTA eligibility examination for Assistant Professor and Junior Research Fellowship recorded by this preset. Although its file bands match the joint CSIR-UGC NET record, use the UGC-NET bulletin and application session named on this page. Matching KB values do not make the two registrations interchangeable.
Prepare your UGC-NET photo & signature to the selected stored target
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UGC-NET requirements
UGC National Eligibility Test (conducted by NTA). Photo 10-200 KB; signature 10-50 KB; JPG/JPEG only. NTA specifies file size and format but no fixed pixel dimensions.
Verified 10 Jun 2026 · UGC-NET June 2026 — Information Bulletin.Official source
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Why UGC-NET uploads get rejected
- File size falls outside the published band.
- File format differs from the current application's accepted formats.
- Signature is unclear or includes excess paper around the writing.
- Photo is blurry or too low-contrast to review clearly.
Specs can change between notification cycles — always confirm the current limit on the official portal before submitting.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the photo size for the UGC-NET (NTA) application?
The stored UGC-NET (NTA) target is 10–200 KB, in JPG / JPEG format. This tool resizes and compresses a prepared photo to that target; confirm the active form before submitting.
What is the signature size for UGC-NET (NTA)?
The stored signature target is 10–50 KB, in JPG / JPEG format. Follow the current notice's ink and paper instructions, then upload it here to clean and resize it.
How do I resize my photo to 10–200 KB for UGC-NET (NTA)?
Upload your photo and the tool compresses it to the stored UGC-NET (NTA) target without stretching or distorting it. Everything runs in your browser.
Why do UGC-NET (NTA) photos and signatures get rejected?
Common upload problems include a file outside the 10–200 KB photo / 10–50 KB signature range, an unsupported format, or a blurry scan. A signature can also fail when it is faint or includes the paper edge. The tool checks measurable output properties; it cannot guarantee acceptance.
Is this UGC-NET (NTA) resizer free and private?
Yes — free, no watermark, no sign-up, and your photo never leaves your device. All processing happens in your browser.
Where can I confirm the official UGC-NET (NTA) requirements?
Always verify the current limits on the official source (UGC-NET June 2026 — Information Bulletin) before submitting, as requirements can change between notification cycles.