Hello aspirant,

If you signature is blur and readable or visible then it will not cause any problem but if it is too much blur or not visible then it can cause the problem. I suggest you to correct you signature at the time when correction window opens.

Thank you

Hope it helps you

Hello,

If you signature is very little blur, then it will cause no problem but if it is not visible at all, it can cause a problem.

Here is what you can do :-

• Minor Blurriness Generally Accepted: A slightly blurred signature on your CAT admit card is usually not a significant issue if it’s still recognizable.
• Identity Verification: The primary purpose of the signature is to match it with your ID documents on exam day. If the blur does not prevent the invigilators from matching it, you should be fine.
• Carry Supporting ID: Ensure that the signature on your photo ID matches the admit card’s signature. This can help mitigate minor discrepancies.
• Contact Authorities if Severe: If the blur is severe, contact CAT support for guidance or print a fresh copy if possible.

To know more about CAT admit card, visit: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-admit-card

Hope it helps !

Hello,

If your signature in the admit card is a little distorted, it's no concern. You have to check that your admit card needs to meet all standards when it comes to identification or verification purposes. What should you do?

Check out the Guidelines: Scan out the instructions from the admit card for the signature part. Usually, they do expect it to be visible and look exactly the way it did on the form.

Contact Authorities: If you are concerned, the best would be to contact the CAT exam authorities or the conducting body (IIMs) to inquire whether this will cause any issues. They can guide you on whether you need to re-upload or fix the signature.

Be Cautionary on Exam Day: Carry a photo ID with you while going for the exam, along with your admit card. This may be needed in the future to verify your identity. Ensure that the signature is clearly visible on the ID.

Always safety is ahead to avoid any last moment complication.