What are the image specification for the IAS application?
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The Union Public Service Commission is expected to release the image specification in the official notification of any of its exam. The IAS exam 2024 notification was released online on February 14, 2024. The last date to fill out the IAS applications was March 6, 2024.
The Commission mentioned the following image specification as below:
Document Dimensions Format, Size & Bit Depth Photo Minimum: 350 pixels (Width) X 350 pixels (Height)
Maximum: 1000 pixels (Width) X 1000 pixels (Height)
Format: JPG
Size: 20 KB - 300 KB
Bit Depth: 24
Signature Minimum: 350 pixels (Width) X 350 pixels (Height)
Maximum: 1000 pixels (Width) X 1000 pixels (Height)
Format: JPG
Size: 20 KB - 300 KB
Bit Depth: 24
Photo ID card NA Format: PDF
Size: 20 KB - 300 KB
Bit Depth: NA
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