UGC NET

UGC NET Photo & Signature Resizer

NTA-ready photo and signature for UGC NET and CSIR NET applications.

Drop a photo or tap to choose JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone HEIC — nothing is uploaded, it all runs on your device.

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100% private — your image never leaves this device.

Perfect for

  • UGC NET applicants preparing photo and signature uploads
  • CSIR NET candidates — NTA uses the same upload pattern
  • Anyone whose face coverage or file size is failing NTA's check

How to use this tool

  1. Tap the box and choose your photo or signature — or drag it in.
  2. Pick the document type or size you need above.
  3. ExamKB resizes and compresses it to the exact spec and shows the result against the limit.
  4. Download the ready-to-upload JPG. Nothing ever leaves your device.

Specification

Confirm against your official notification before you apply — specs change between cycles.

ItemDimensionsFile sizeFormat
Photograph350×450 px10–200 KBJPG
Signature350×150 px4–30 KBJPG
Source: National Testing Agency (NTA) · official siteLast verified: July 2026

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Signing in capital letters — NTA requires running handwriting
  • A photo where hair or a mask hides the ears, failing the 80% face rule
  • Uploading a signature different from the one you'll sign at the exam centre

Pro tips

  • NTA can revise ranges by session — check the information bulletin before you upload
  • Use a plain white background and even lighting so 80% face coverage reads clearly
  • Keep the photo around 60–120 KB for sharpness well inside the 200 KB cap

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Frequently asked questions

What is the UGC NET photo size?

A JPG between 10 KB and 200 KB, about 3.5×4.5 cm, on a white background with roughly 80% of the face visible including the ears.

What is the UGC NET signature size?

A JPG between 4 KB and 30 KB, about 3.5×1.5 cm, signed in running letters — not capitals.

Does CSIR NET use the same specs?

CSIR NET follows the same NTA upload pattern, so files prepared here generally work for both. Confirm on your bulletin.