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NEET Photo Size Maker

The NEET application form is unforgiving about photos, and a wrong upload can hold up your whole registration. Many candidates watch a clear headshot get refused simply for being a few KB outside the allowed range.

Output is JPG, resized to your pixels and kept at or under the max KB. If a minimum is set, the file is padded up to it. Always confirm the exact rules in the official notification.

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What NEET is and who uploads here

NEET is the national entrance exam for medical and dental courses in India, conducted by the National Testing Agency. Lakhs of students register each year through the NTA portal, uploading a passport-style photo and a signature.

A photo near 200x230 pixels at a file size between roughly 10 and 200 KB is commonly cited for the NEET form, with a separate, smaller signature file. These numbers shift between sessions, so treat them as a guide.

Your photoAny size
After200 × 230 px10–200 KBJPG
The tool above opens locked to 200 × 230 px at 10–200 KB, so the export already matches the spec.

Read the photograph rules in the current official NTA information bulletin before submitting. NTA also tends to want your name and the photo date printed below the image, so the exact spec is worth checking.

Get the NEET photo right

Fix the dimensions before the file size. Resize to exact pixels to reach 200x230, then compress to a KB size so a big phone photo lands inside the KB window.

Because NEET sets a low minimum, an over-compressed file can drop below the floor and be rejected. If yours is too light, increase a too-small file to push it back over the minimum.

Save as JPG and keep a plain white or light background. This tool resizes and compresses only, so shoot against a plain white wall rather than expecting it to clean up the backdrop.

Frequently asked questions

Around 200x230 pixels at roughly 10 to 200 KB is commonly cited for the NEET form, but the exact pixels and KB range can change each session, so confirm the current NTA bulletin first.

NTA has often asked for your name and the photo date printed below the image. Check the photograph instructions in the current information bulletin to be sure for your session.

The form sets a minimum as well as a maximum, so an over-compressed file can fall under the floor. Increase the file back over the listed minimum and keep it within the range.

JPG is the format the NTA portal generally expects for the NEET photograph. Use it unless the information bulletin you are following calls for a different type.

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Requirements change between notifications. Confirm the figures on this page against the current official notification before you submit.

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