PDF Marksheet to JPG Converter
Portals like NSP, DU, CUET, and state scholarship schemes require your 10th, 12th, or graduation marksheet as a JPG — not PDF. This tool converts your marksheet PDF to a portal-ready JPEG at the exact KB your portal requires, without any upload to a server.
What You Need to Know
Every year, students lose scholarship applications and college admissions because their marksheet PDF is rejected at upload. The error message usually says 'Only JPG format accepted' or 'File size too large'. Converting a PDF marksheet to JPG has always required desktop apps like Adobe Acrobat — until now. This browser-based tool uses PDF.js to render your marksheet directly, then compresses it to your portal's KB limit. No app. No login. No server.
How It Works
Step 1: Open the converter
Click 'Convert PDF Marksheet to JPG' below. The tool opens in your browser.
Step 2: Upload your marksheet PDF
Drop your 10th, 12th, or graduation marksheet PDF. The file stays on your device.
Step 3: Navigate to the right page
Most marksheets are single-page. For grade sheets with multiple pages, use the page selector.
Step 4: Choose the KB limit
NSP Scholarship: 50 KB. CUET / DU portal: 200 KB. Enter a custom value if your portal specifies something different.
Step 5: Download and upload
Preview that the marksheet is readable, download the JPG, and upload to your portal.
Benefits
- Works on NSP, DU, CUET, state portals 50 KB, 100 KB, 200 KB presets match the requirements of every major scholarship and admission portal in India.
- Sharp text at low KB The marksheet is rendered at 2× resolution before compression — marks, subject names, and signatures stay legible.
- Private — no server upload Your marksheet contains sensitive academic data. This tool processes everything locally; nothing is sent to any server.
- Any year's marksheet Works with 10th (SSC/CBSE/ICSE), 12th (HSC/CBSE), graduation, post-graduation, and any board marksheet in PDF form.
- Free, no login No registration, no payment, no watermark. Download the converted JPEG immediately.
Pro Tip
Save one compressed copy per marksheet (10th, 12th, graduation) at 50 KB and one at 200 KB. You'll reuse them across NSP, college admission, and scholarship portals throughout the year without repeating this process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NSP marksheet size requirement?
The National Scholarship Portal (NSP) requires marksheet uploads in JPG format, typically between 50 KB and 200 KB per file. Use the 50 KB preset and preview that the text is readable before uploading.
What size should I use for DU or CUET admission portals?
DU and CUET portals generally accept JPG documents up to 200 KB–300 KB. The 200 KB preset works for most DU / CUET uploads. Check your specific portal instructions.
Will the marks and grades be readable after compression?
Yes. The tool renders the PDF at 2× resolution before compression. At 50 KB, a standard A4 marksheet retains clear, readable text for portal reviewers.
Can I convert a scanned marksheet PDF?
Yes — scanned PDFs (images embedded in PDF) work the same way. The tool renders whatever is on the PDF page, whether it is native PDF text or a scanned image.
Is my marksheet safe?
Yes. The PDF is rendered locally in your browser using PDF.js (Mozilla open-source). Your file is never sent to any server — no one else can access your academic records.