ICAR AIEEA Photo and Signature Resizer

ICAR AIEEA application images

ICAR AIEEA is an agriculture entrance examination, and the NTA application asks for a photo, signature and thumb impression. This page applies the stored ICAR shapes and compresses each file independently.

The thumb impression is easy to overlook because it is smaller than the photo. Prepare all three uploads before you start the form so you are not forced to rush the last one.

Stored ICAR AIEEA values

These are stored values. The ICAR AIEEA bulletin is the authority; confirm the current upload list and byte windows. The presets have not been changed.

Photo and signature

Use a recent colour photo on a plain light background, with the face centred and no hat. For the signature, sign on white paper with dark ink and crop around the strokes. Check that the first and last letters are not cut off.

Thumb impression

Press the required thumb evenly on plain white paper, photograph it from above and crop around the print. Avoid ink smudges and shadows. A clean print with visible ridges compresses better than a dark, uneven patch.

Official link

ICAR AIEEA official portal

Common ICAR AIEEA upload mistakes

A thumb impression cropped to the wrong shape, a signature with a missing stroke, or a photo above 200 KB can each stop the application. The three files have different limits, so do not assume one setting works for all. Check every download at full size and keep a backup before you submit the form.

Keep all three files together

Save the processed photo, signature and thumb impression in one folder. If the portal rejects one document, you can replace it without reprocessing the other two.

Frequently Asked Questions