SSC MTS & Havaldar Signature Size 2025
SSC MTS & Havaldar needs the signature as 472×157 px · 10–20 KB · JPG. Add yours below and we make it exactly right, on your phone.
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Specs from the SSC notice: Notice: Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination, 2025 (F.No. E/15/2025-C-2, dated 26.06.2025) · checked 22 Oct 2026 ·Source (page 13)
SSC MTS & Havaldar takes your photo live in the form, so the signature is the file you prepare. Live photo tips
Rules for the signature
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Signature 10–20 KB
472×157 px · 6×2 cm (derived) · JPG · 200 DPI
- Black ink on white paper
- Signature must fill the box; blurred or tiny signatures are rejected
- Keep it horizontal, not slanted
Note: ≈472×157 px, derived from 6.0×2.0 cm at 200 DPI
Tip: Sign on white paper with a black pen. Fill the box.
SSC MTS & Havaldar signature: what is specific to this exam
These SSC MTS & Havaldar 2025 rules come from the SSC notice “Notice: Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination, 2025 (F.No. E/15/2025-C-2, dated 26.06.2025)”, page 13, last checked on 22 Oct 2026. The SSC MTS & Havaldar form usually opens around June–July.
From our SSC MTS & Havaldar notes
- SSC MTS (Multi-Tasking Staff) and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) are filled through a single form. The 2025 cycle is the latest we have values for, and the form usually opens around June–July. The photo is captured live; the signature is the upload you prepare.
- One signature file: JPG, 10–20 KB, about 6.0×2.0 cm (about 472×157 px at 200 DPI), black ink on white paper.
- You can sign in any script. What matters is that it is your usual signature, it is clear, and it is not tiny. Use the same signature on the attendance sheet at the exam.
- Many MTS applicants apply at a cafe. You can still make the signature yourself:
- SSC states that blurred and miniature signatures are rejected summarily. "Miniature" means a small signature with lots of empty white space around it. A tight crop and Clean signature solve it.
SSC MTS & Havaldar signature compared with similar exams
- SSC CHSL, SSC CGL and SSC CPO (Delhi Police & CAPF SI) use the same signature size as SSC MTS & Havaldar (472×157 px · 10–20 KB · JPG), so one file passes all these forms. SSC CHSL sizes · SSC CGL sizes · SSC CPO (Delhi Police & CAPF SI) sizes
- Unlike SSC GD Constable, which wants 709×236 px · 10–20 KB · JPG, SSC MTS & Havaldar wants 472×157 px · 10–20 KB · JPG. Make a separate file for each form. SSC GD Constable sizes
- Unlike RRB Group D (Level 1), which wants min 140×60 px · 30–49 KB · JPG, SSC MTS & Havaldar wants 472×157 px · 10–20 KB · JPG. Make a separate file for each form. RRB Group D (Level 1) sizes
Upload errors and how to fix them
These are the messages the SSC MTS & Havaldar portal shows. Each one has a fix.
- Error:
Applications with blurred/miniature signatures will be rejected summarily
- Fix: This line is in the SSC MTS notice. "Miniature" means the ink is tiny inside a big white image. Crop close to the signature so the ink fills most of the 6×2 cm box; Clean signature does this for you.
- Error:
File size should be between 10 KB and 20 KB
- Fix: A plain signature often saves below 10 KB. Auto-fit raises the quality (and adds invisible padding if needed) to land between 10 and 20 KB.
- Error:
Invalid file format
- Fix: The signature must be JPEG/JPG. Do not upload a PNG screenshot or a PDF scan.
SSC MTS & Havaldar signature questions
What is the signature size for SSC MTS?
About 6.0 cm wide × 2.0 cm high, 10–20 KB, JPG. In pixels that is about 472×157 at 200 DPI; SahiSize makes exactly that.
Can I sign in Hindi for SSC MTS?
Yes, any script is fine as long as it is your normal signature, clear and not tiny. Use the same signature at the exam.
Do I need to upload a photo for SSC MTS?
No. The photo is taken live in the form with your webcam or the mySSC app. Do not point the camera at an old printed photo; SSC rejects such forms.