Why PPSC and FPSC Reject Challan Scans
Government recruitment portals enforce a strict 25KB limit for paid fee challan scans. Candidates taking pictures with modern smartphones end up with 3MB to 5MB photos. Trying to upload these directly results in instant rejection or upload failure.
Crucial Rule: Crop Before You Compress
A fee challan contains a lot of blank paper margins. If you compress the whole sheet down to 25KB, the bank stamp and deposit number become a blurry mess. Always crop tightly around the applicant's copy showing the bank branch code, date, deposit ID, and official cashier stamp.
How to Compress Your Challan to 25KB in Appliory
1. Open Appliory's free Compress Image to 20KB/25KB tool. 2. Select or drag your cropped challan photo. 3. Appliory automatically calibrates dimensions and compression quality. 4. Download your crisp JPEG challan file. Because processing occurs inside your device, no bank receipts or personal details are uploaded to external servers.
Check Before Submitting to the Portal
Open the downloaded image on your screen. Verify that the bank scroll number, applicant CNIC, and transaction date are readable. If yes, upload it to the PPSC or FPSC portal without worrying about rejection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I upload a PDF challan to PPSC?
No. PPSC and FPSC strictly require image format (JPG or JPEG) under 25KB for fee challan verification.
Will the bank stamp remain clear at 25KB?
Yes, provided you cropped out unnecessary white borders before compressing.
Does Appliory store my bank fee receipt?
No. Appliory processes everything locally in your browser memory. Nothing is transmitted to any cloud database.