Common University Entrance Test (Undergraduate) 2026

CUET UG's online application form validates your uploaded photo and signature against a strict pixel-dimension and file-size window before it will let you proceed — most portals reject a file outside the stated KB range outright rather than resizing it for you, and some also reject the wrong pixel dimensions even when the file size is fine. The table below lists the exact numbers this exam's form expects. Use the pre-filled resizers further down this page to produce a photo and signature that match them, and always cross-check the figures against the current official notification before you submit, since exact specs can change between recruitment cycles.

VERIFIED against the official NTA Information Bulletin for CUET (UG)-2026 (hosted on the government cdnbbsr.s3waas.gov.in CDN). Confirms the KB ranges from the prior pass but with an important correction: the official bulletin section '1. Photograph' / '2. Signature' states only 'The candidate will have to upload his/her live photograph at the time of filling of the application form and will also have to upload his/her recent Scanned passport size photograph which should be in colour with 80% face (including ears, without a mask) against white background', 'Size of the photograph should be between 10 kb to 200 kb and in JPG/JPEG format', and 'Signature file should be JPG/JPEG format (clearly legible) between 10 kb to 50 kb.' NOTE: LIVE PHOTO CAPTURE IS ALSO REQUIRED IN ADDITION TO the uploaded scanned photograph (consistent with NTA's other 2026 exams). THE BULLETIN DOES NOT STATE EXACT PIXEL DIMENSIONS for either the photograph or the signature -- only file-size ranges and the qualitative 'passport size' / '80% face' description. The width_px/height_px values above (200x230 photo, 140x60 signature) are the conventional NTA-family pixel figures used consistently by resizer tools across NTA exams (matching the same figures independently confirmed for IBPS), NOT a verbatim CUET bulletin figure -- treat as a reasonable convention, not an official pixel mandate. No ink-colour requirement was found for the signature in the bulletin text.