இணைய வழியில் விண்ணப்பத்தை சமர்ப்பிக்கும் போது பதிவேற்றம் செய்ய வேண்டிய ஆவணங்கள்
This official guidance page lists the documents, photograph and signatures that applicants must upload when submitting an online application. The supplied page does not identify the issuing department, an order number or a date. It warns that an application may be rejected after due process if the photograph or signature is missing, unclear or incorrectly formatted.
What the guidance covers
The official guidance titled "இணைய வழியில் விண்ணப்பத்தை சமர்ப்பிக்கும் போது பதிவேற்றம் செய்ய வேண்டிய ஆவணங்கள்" explains what must be uploaded with an online application. The supplied page does not name the issuing department or provide an order number or date.
The guidance affects applicants submitting the relevant online application. It also covers a joint applicant where a joint applicant's signature is required.
Documents to upload
Applicants are instructed to upload:
- A recent passport-size colour photograph in JPEG, JPG or PNG format, not exceeding 2 MB.
- Proof of age in PDF format.
- Nativity certificate in PDF format.
- Income certificate in PDF format.
- Aadhaar identity card in PDF format.
- Permanent Account Number, or PAN, in PDF format. This is optional.
- Scanned signatures of the applicant and joint applicant, where required, in JPEG, JPG or PNG format.
- A reservation certificate, if applicable, in PDF format.
- A community certificate, if applicable, in PDF format.
Photograph requirements
The photograph must be a recent passport-size colour photograph taken at a photo studio. It must have a light or white background and clearly show the face, both ears and neck. The specified dimensions are 4.5 centimetres high, or 170 pixels, and 3.5 centimetres wide, or 130 pixels.
Signature requirements
Before scanning, the applicant must draw a box measuring 6 centimetres wide, or 230 pixels, and 2 centimetres high, or 75 pixels, on white paper. The signature must be made inside it using a blue or black ink pen.
The signed paper must be scanned at 200 DPI. The file must be between 10 KB and 20 KB and saved as "Signature.jpg" before upload.
Rejection and payment readiness
A clear photograph and signature must be uploaded in the required size and format. An online application may be rejected after due process if either item is absent or unclear.
All applicants must also ensure that sufficient money is available in their bank accounts. They should set adequate transaction limits on their debit cards and internet banking services for the required payment.
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Common questions
Is PAN compulsory for the online application?
No. The guidance lists the Permanent Account Number, or PAN, upload as optional.
What size and format should my photograph be?
Upload a recent colour photograph in JPEG, JPG or PNG format, with a maximum file size of 2 MB. It should measure 4.5 centimetres by 3.5 centimetres, or 170 pixels by 130 pixels, and have a light or white background.
Can my application be rejected because of the photograph or signature?
Yes. The guidance says an application may be rejected after due process if the photograph or signature is missing, unclear, or not uploaded in the required size and format.
Do I need to prepare my bank account before applying?
Yes. Applicants must ensure that their bank account has sufficient funds and that their debit card or internet banking transaction limit is high enough for the required payment.
