Question 1

What is the SSC signature size requirement?

Accepted Answer

All SSC exams (CGL, CHSL, MTS, CPO, GD Constable) require a scanned signature in JPEG format, maximum 10KB file size, recommended dimensions 140×60 pixels.

Question 2

How do I scan my signature for SSC?

Accepted Answer

Sign on white paper with a black or dark blue pen (use a slightly thick pen for better clarity). Options to digitise: (1) Use CamScanner / Microsoft Lens app on your phone — photograph the signature. (2) Use a flatbed scanner at 200–300 DPI. Crop tightly to the signature before uploading.

Question 3

Can I resize a PNG signature for SSC?

Accepted Answer

SSC portals accept only JPEG. If your scan is PNG, use our PNG to JPG converter first, then compress to 10KB using this tool.

Question 4

What should my SSC signature look like?

Accepted Answer

Sign clearly in your regular signature style — not too small, not too large. Black or dark blue ink on white paper. No pencil. Avoid extra lines or smudges around the signature. Sign on an unlined white page for best results.

Question 5

Does the SSC portal verify the signature against my physical signature?

Accepted Answer

Yes, during the exam and document verification stage, your signature is compared against what you upload. Any significant mismatch can cause issues. Use your consistent day-to-day signature.

Question 6

What if my signature image is already very small (under 5KB) but gets rejected?

Accepted Answer

Portals may reject files below a minimum size or below a minimum dimension. Ensure your signature image is at least 140×60 pixels. If it's too small in dimensions, use our Image Dimension Resizer to fix the size.

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