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TSPSC Document Compressor: OTR Certificates Under 1MB

Resize SSC, Intermediate, Degree & Community Certificate into small JPG or PDF files for your TGPSC OTR profile.

🔒 Secure ⚡ Client-Side
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Safely Under 1MB

Compresses to a size that comfortably clears the OTR portal's upload limits, keeping seals and text legible.

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One Profile, Every Notification

Your OTR certificates are reused automatically across every TGPSC notification you apply to.

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100% Private

Everything happens in your browser. Your certificates never leave your device.

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TSPSC/TGPSC OTR Certificate Requirement

TGPSC does not publish one single universal certificate size limit - your photo is a separate, smaller requirement (JPEG, max 30KB); use our TSPSC Photo & Signature Resizer for that. For certificates, staying under 1MB in JPG or PDF is a safe target.

Complete Guide to the TGPSC OTR Profile

TSPSC - now branded TGPSC (Telangana Public Service Commission) - uses One Time Registration (OTR) at otr.tgpsc.gov.in: build your profile once, including uploaded certificates, and it's reused for every TGPSC notification you apply to afterward. This free TSPSC document compressor is also commonly searched as a TSPSC certificate compressor or file compressor.

⚠️ Size Guidance

No single universal limit is published for certificates - keeping each scan under 1MB in JPG or PDF is a safe target.

Documents Typically Uploaded to Your OTR Profile

🎓 Core Education

Needed by nearly every candidate:

  • ✓SSC Certificate
  • ✓Intermediate Certificate
  • ✓Degree Certificate
  • ✓Post Graduation Certificate
    If applicable to your applied post.

📋 Category-Specific Documents

Only if applicable to you:

  • ℹCommunity Certificate
    Reservation category candidates.
  • ℹIncome Certificate
    EWS or fee-concession claims.

How to Compress Your Certificates

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Upload Your Scanned Certificate

Select a clear scan or photo of your certificate - JPG, PNG, or PDF all work as input.

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Automatic Compression

The tool compresses your document to a safely small file size while keeping seals and text legible.

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Download as JPG or PDF

Upload the result to the matching field in your TGPSC OTR profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common doubts about TSPSC/TGPSC OTR Document Uploads

What is the TSPSC Document Compressor?
This tool helps TSPSC/TGPSC (Telangana [State] Public Service Commission) candidates resize and compress certificates - SSC, Intermediate, Degree, Community Certificate - uploaded during One Time Registration (OTR), into small, clean JPG or PDF files.
Is TSPSC the same as TGPSC?
Yes - the commission is now branded TGPSC (Telangana Public Service Commission) on its current portal (otr.tgpsc.gov.in / tgpsc.gov.in), though many candidates and older materials still refer to it as TSPSC. Both names point to the same recruitment body and OTR system.
What file size does TGPSC OTR require for certificates?
TGPSC does not publish one single universal certificate size limit the way it does for your photo (JPEG, max 30KB). Certificates are commonly accepted as scans under 1MB in JPG or PDF - this tool targets that safe range, but always check the current OTR user manual for the exact figure if one is listed.
Which certificates do I need to upload for TGPSC OTR?
Commonly required: SSC certificate, Intermediate certificate, Degree certificate, and Post Graduation certificate if applicable, plus Community Certificate for reservation category candidates.
Do I still need to carry original certificates if I've uploaded them to OTR?
Yes. Uploading certificates to your OTR profile speeds up the application process, but TGPSC still requires original documents to be produced for physical verification during scrutiny, before your selection is finalized.
Is my data secure when using this tool?
Yes, 100% secure. Everything happens directly inside your web browser (client-side processing). Your certificates never leave your device.
Is this the same as a TSPSC Certificate Compressor or File Compressor?

Yes. "TSPSC Document Compressor," "TSPSC Certificate Compressor," and "TSPSC File Compressor" all refer to this same free tool.