I am unable to upload my signatures in NEET application as the picture is becoming blurry. What should I do?
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If your signature is blurry when uploading for the NEET application try adjusting image and resolution of image and size of image.
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If your signature keeps getting blurry during upload in the NEET form, try this—sign with a black pen on plain white paper, then take a clear, well-lit photo using your phone. Crop it neatly so only the signature is visible and use a scanning app like Adobe Scan or CamScanner instead of the regular camera. These apps keep the quality intact and help avoid blur. Once scanned, compress or resize the image using any free online tool to fit the NEET size limits (4 KB to 30 KB, JPG format). Just make sure the file looks sharp before you upload.
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