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1) RBI Grade B 2026: official specifications at a glance

Before you resize anything, lock your targets. RBI often follows bank-exam standards, but is strict in verification. Treat these as your working checklist and confirm the final limits on the portal.

Image-based documents (JPG/JPEG)

Document Dimensions (pixels) File size (KB)
Passport photograph 200 x 230 20-50 KB
Signature 140 x 60 10-20 KB
Left thumb impression 240 x 240 20-50 KB
Handwritten declaration 800 x 400 50-100 KB

PDF-based documents (marksheets, certificates, ID proofs)

Document Format File size limit
Graduation marksheet/degree PDF Under 500 KB
Category certificate (OBC/SC/ST) PDF Under 500 KB
Photo ID proof PDF Under 500 KB

2) Preparing your photo & signature (image workflow)

Your photo and signature are the face of your application. The goal is simple: keep them sharp while staying safely under the KB cap.

Step 1: Enhance (for mobile photos)

If you click your signature/thumb on a phone, the paper often looks gray and the ink looks dull. Use Enhance Lab first to whiten the background and sharpen ink lines.

Step 2: Resize, then compress

  1. Resize: Use Resize Lab and set the exact dimensions (example: 200 x 230 for photo).
  2. Compress: Use Compression Lab and aim mid-range (example: target 40 KB for a 20-50 KB window).
Gold standard rule: Do not target the exact maximum. If max is 50 KB, target 40-45 KB.

3) Handling graduation marksheets (PDF workflow)

RBI Grade B often needs organized academic records. If you must upload multiple semester marksheets as a single PDF, do it in order and keep it under 500 KB.

How to merge multiple marksheets into one PDF

  1. Convert to PDFs: If you have marksheets as images, convert each set using Image to PDF.
  2. Merge in order: Open Merge PDFs, upload semester PDFs in correct order (Sem 1 first).
  3. Download the merged PDF: Keep it as one clean file for the portal.

If the merged PDF is over 500 KB (the safe loop)

Some PDFs are heavy because pages are scanned as large images. If your merged file crosses 500 KB, use this clarity-safe loop:

  1. Convert the PDF pages via PDF to Image.
  2. Improve readability via Enhance Lab (optional but useful for shadows).
  3. Reduce size using Compression Lab while keeping text readable.
  4. Recreate a clean PDF using Image to PDF.

4) Launch Toolkit: shortcut to RBI success

Jumping across tools wastes time. The Launch Toolkit is designed as a one-stop station for bank exam uploads.

5) Common errors to avoid in RBI forms

6) Privacy: why your marksheets are safe with SarkariPixel

Marksheets include personal data, roll numbers, and parentage. Cloud converters are a privacy risk. SarkariPixel tools are client-side: merging, conversion, and compression happen locally in your browser memory and files are not uploaded to our server.

FAQ

Can I upload a colored scan of my marksheet?

Yes. Colored scans are fine as long as they are within the 500 KB limit. If your file is too big, use the PDF-to-image loop (PDF to Image → Compress → Image to PDF) to reduce size without destroying text.

What if I do not have a scanner?

Use your phone in bright light and keep the page flat. Then use Enhance Lab to remove shadows and make it look like a professional scan.

Is the handwritten declaration the same as IBPS PO?

Usually yes, but always check the current RBI Grade B notification. You can also use our IBPS declaration guide as a starting point and then follow the 800 x 400 and 50-100 KB targets.

Final advice

RBI Grade B is a marathon. Your mind should be on inflation, GDP, and circulars, not on upload errors. Spend 5 minutes to organize your files with the Launch Toolkit, submit confidently, and get back to preparation.

Final check: open every file at 100% zoom before upload. If text breaks or looks blocky, reduce compression and re-target gradually.