BCS Photo Size — 300 × 300 px, 100 KB
Bangladesh government job applications submitted through Teletalk need a 300 × 300 pixel colour photograph under 100 KB, and a 300 × 80 pixel signature under 60 KB. Set both here.
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For a BCS or Teletalk application the photograph must be 300 × 300 pixels and no more than 100 KB, and the signature must be 300 × 80 pixels and no more than 60 KB. The photo must be in colour — greyscale is rejected.
How to resize a photo for a Teletalk application
- Add your photograph. A recent colour photo on a plain background.
- Tap the 300×300 preset. Crop to a square first so your face is not compressed.
- Download under 100 KB. Then switch to the 300×80 preset for your signature.
What Teletalk requires
| Item | Dimensions | Maximum size | Colour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photograph | 300 × 300 px | 100 KB | Colour only |
| Signature | 300 × 80 px | 60 KB | Any |
These are the specifications published on the Teletalk application validator, which is the portal Bangladesh government job applications actually run through. Circulars for individual posts sometimes add their own conditions, so read the one you are applying under.
Greyscale photos are rejected outright
This is the rule that catches people, and it is stated explicitly: a black and white, monochrome or greyscale photograph will not be accepted. Only a colour photo passes.
It matters because scanning an old printed photo, or using a phone filter, can quietly produce a greyscale image even when the original was in colour. If you are unsure, open the file and check there is real colour in the skin tones before uploading.
This tool never converts colour to greyscale — whatever colour information your source photo carries survives the resize.
A square photo and a very wide signature
The 300 × 300 photograph is a square, so a normal portrait photo needs cropping to 1:1 before resizing or the face ends up squashed. Use Crop with the ratio locked to 1:1.
The signature is the opposite problem: 300 × 80 is a wide, short strip at roughly 15:4. Sign large on white paper, photograph it straight on, then crop tightly so the signature fills that strip. A signature photographed with lots of surrounding paper becomes illegible once it is squeezed into 80 pixels of height.
Automated face checking means a sloppy photo fails early
The Teletalk system runs an automated facial check on the uploaded photograph rather than leaving it all to a human reviewer later. A photo where the face is small in the frame, turned away, in shadow or partly covered can be refused at the point of upload.
Frame your head and shoulders so the face fills a good share of the square, use even light, and skip caps and dark glasses. Getting the pixels right is the easy half; framing is what actually gets rejected.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the photo size for a BCS application?
- 300 × 300 pixels with the file no larger than 100 KB, and it must be a colour photograph.
- What is the signature size for Teletalk?
- 300 × 80 pixels, no larger than 60 KB.
- Will a black and white photo be accepted?
- No. The specification states that black and white, monochrome and greyscale images are rejected — a colour photograph is required.
- My photo is larger than 100 KB — what do I do?
- Set the target size box to 100 and download. At 300 × 300 pixels you will fit inside 100 KB comfortably, with no visible quality loss.
- Is my photo uploaded to your server?
- No. Everything is processed in your browser, so your photograph and signature never leave your device.