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NEET / JEE Main / CUET Photo & Signature (NTA)

NTA exams ask for a passport photo, and NEET also for a postcard-size photo and thumb impressions. Each preset is ready below.

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Quick answer: NTA forms typically accept a passport-size photo of 10–200 KB, a signature of 4–30 KB and (for NEET) a 4×6 inch postcard photo and thumb impressions of 10–200 KB, all JPG. Pick the preset above, choose your file and download.

NEET / JEE / CUET (NTA) size requirements

DocumentSizeFile sizeFormat
Passport photo3.5 × 4.5 cm10 – 200 KBJPG
Postcard photo (NEET)4 × 6 inch10 – 200 KBJPG
Signatureabout 3.5 × 1.5 cm4 – 30 KBJPG
Thumb impression (NEET)about 3 × 3 cm10 – 200 KBJPG

NEET asks for the photo with your name and date of photograph — use the Photo with Name & Date tool for that.

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How to use the NEET / JEE / CUET (NTA)

  1. Choose the preset for the document you need.
  2. Choose your image, frame it and tap Resize.
  3. Download and repeat for the next document.

Frequently asked questions

What is the NEET/JEE photo size in KB?

NTA typically accepts a JPG photograph between 10 KB and 200 KB and a signature between 4 KB and 30 KB.

My photo gets rejected as “invalid size” — what do I do?

Use the matching preset above: it sets the exact pixel dimensions and searches the JPEG quality until the file lands inside the allowed KB range. Upload the downloaded file as is — don’t open and re-save it in another app, which changes the size.

Can I use a selfie?

Use a recent photo on a plain light background, face centred, both ears visible, no cap or dark glasses (religious headwear is usually allowed). Crop with the frame so your face fills about 70–80% of the height.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Everything happens inside your browser using your own device. Files are never uploaded, stored or seen by anyone — you can even switch off the internet after the page loads and the tool keeps working.