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7th Pay Commission Arrears Calculator for Central Govt Employees

7th CPC Pay (Basic Salary) and Arrears Calculator for CG Employees

7th Pay Commission Pay Arrears Calculator for Central Govt Employees: Enter Your Basic Pay and Allowances details as on 1.1.2016. We just estimate your 7th Pay Commission arrears for the months between Jan and Jul 2016…

[Note: All the figures are indicative]

PAY BAND 1 (5200- 20200)
Grade Pay 1800 1900 2000
Current Entry Pay 7000 7730 8460
Rationalised Entry Pay (2.57) 7000 * (2.57) = 18000 7730 * (2.57) = 19900 8460 * (2.57) = 21700
PAY BAND 1 (5200- 20200)
Grade Pay 2400 2800
Current Entry Pay 9910 11360
Rationalised Entry Pay (2.57) 9910 * (2.57) = 25500 11360 * (2.57) = 29200
PAY BAND 2 (9300- 34800)
Grade Pay 4200 4600 4800 5400
Current Entry Pay 13500 17140 18150 20280^
Rationalized Entry Pay (2.62) 13500 * (2.62) = 35400 17140 * (2.62) = 44900 18150 * (2.62) = 47600 20280 * (2.62) = 53100
PAY BAND 3 (15600-39100)
Grade Pay 5400 6600 7600
Current Entry Pay 21000 25350 29500
Rationalised Entry Pay (2.67) 21000 * (2.67) = 56100 25350 * (2.67) = 67700 29500 * (2.67) = 78800
PAY BAND 4 (37400 – 67000)
Grade Pay 8700 8900 10000
Current Entry Pay 46100 49100 53000
Rationalized Entry Pay (2.57 / 2.67 / 2.72) 46100 * (2.57) = 118500 49100 * (2.67) = 131100 53000 * (2.72) = 144200
HAG (67000-79000)
Current Entry Pay 67000
Rationalized Entry Pay (2.72) 67000 * (2.72) = 182200
HAG+ (75500 – 80000)
Current Entry Pay 75500
Rationalized Entry Pay (2.72) 75500 * (2.72) = 205400
Apex 80000 (fixed)
Rationalized Pay (2.81) 80000 * 2.81 = 225000
Cabinet Secretary 90000 (fixed)
Rationalized Pay (2.78) 90000 * 2.78 = 250000

28 thoughts on “7th Pay Commission Arrears Calculator for Central Govt Employees”

  1. Sir,
    It is noted that people who vacate the railway quarters, and the same is going to occupy by others is been very difficult, i request you to pass a g.o. stating that the day when quarters is vacated should come under open pool. So that no quarters will be vacant.

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  2. As on 01.01.2016 My GP is Rs.2800/- and I got promotion on 28th April, 2016 and got GP Rs.4200/- please guide me which option I have benefited more …

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  3. Sir
    My basic pay+ gradepay as on 01.01.2016 was Rs12430/( 5200-20200 + 2800gp)
    And i was promoted to 9300-34800+4200 (gp) on 01.04.2016 then my basic pay became Rs 12430-2800 + 4200= 13830 because i opt for my pay would be fixed on next DNI i.e. 01/07/2016. After fixation of my pay on 01/07/2016 my new pay is fixed Rs 14720 in (9300-34800 +4200 gp). So please calculate my pay and arrear for the same above said subject.

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  4. What about NPS deduction during the period from Jan to July 2016? Will the difference b/w 6th cpc and 7th cpc also be deducted from the arears or not?

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  5. what for private employees after 7th pay. more than 75% is private employees in our country out of total population but govt not responsible for private employees salary matter why.
    Private employers adopted monopoly against employees salary matter & benefits also. only Govt. employees purchasing capacity becomes so high but private employees purchasing capacity decreased rapidly & in the same time price of all the things like House Rent & another things will Increase rapidly. as a result of which money circulation will be constant between the so much few peoples. how could a private employees are survive within this limited salary along with private employers monopoly.

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  6. How the arrears value is calcualted.?
    Is it the difference between new salary and old salary.?
    Kindly explain arrear calculation.

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  7. Is there a calculator table available for Military service retirees for calculating 7 cPC arears and revised pension calculation.
    It must consider basic after OROp?

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  8. Government should make payment and allowances laws for central gov contract young faculties and employees .. … And retired employees who are pensioners ,should have to give the chance to their youngsters so that every one will be employed in at least 2 yrs . AICTE should also follow the same.retirement age should be 60 yrs mandatory ..

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  9. Thank you for matrix calculator. I have got information regarding pay package through calculator in view of 7th pay commission. Thanks once again.

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  10. Government should make payment / allowances laws for private sector employees as well. … Atleast retirement age should me made 60 yrs mandatory ..

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  11. PAUL PAPPAIAH says

    May 31, 2016 at 8:25 am

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    SIR/Madam, My entry to kvs is on 10.02.1994, in 6400 basic pay. Due to Adverse remarks in 2004,2005 and 2006 by a principal due to personal revenge and caste and religious discrimination, I was denied the senior scale. Now in 2016, kvs chennai region has sanctioned my senior scale w.e.from 01.12.2012 only. Kindly suggest me the easy way to get the benefits from 01.01.2006 to 30.11.2012. It seems as if I have not served during the period from 01.01.2006 to 30.11.2012. Please help me in this regard and inform me at an early date.

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  12. SIR/Madam, My entry to kvs is on 10.02.1994, in 6400 basic pay. Due to Adverse remarks in 2004,2005 and 2006 by a principal due to personal revenge and caste and religious discrimination, I was denied the senior scale. Now in 2016, kvs chennai region has sanctioned my senior scale w.e.from 01.12.2012 only. Kindly suggest me the easy way to get the benefits from 01.01.2006 to 30.11.2012. It seems as if I have not served during the period from 01.01.2006 to 30.11.2012. Please help me in this regard and inform me at an early date.

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  13. To, T Ramesh Babu,

    It was very heartening to see your comments on donating some part of the 7th cpc to Prime Minister’s Relief Fund.

    In fact Modiji has appealed to the people to give up LPG subsidy. If possible you can also give up the 7th cpc and FEEL THE JOY OF GIVING UP.

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  14. A was drawing 22130 on promotion in the gradepay 15600-39100,GP-5400 fixed from 9300-348– GP-4600. He retired on 31.03.2009 within one year without drawing any increments . How his pay be fixed and howmany increments be taken into accout. Please illustarate.

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  15. My father expired in 1998,he was an employee of Department of Telecom, he was not retired, his retirement date was 20feb,2005, Currently my mother is getting Pension of total 9500. Please let me know how will be the increment under 7th pay commission.

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  16. Mein C.R.P.F se 2004 ko voluntier retire hua tha abhi mujhe 7500 pension milta he so mein puchna cahta hu ki abhi mujhe kitna milega 7th CPC lgne ke baad…plz batao..

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  17. I have availed my Periodical Increment on 01.01.2016. As per seventh Pay Commission on which date my next Increment will due.Further at the time of Fixation of Pay whether my pay will be fixed after availing my old Increment on 01.01.2016.

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  18. I retired as Assistant on 30/11/2014 from E.S.I.Corporation on 30/11/2014. My basic pension is Rs.10635/-. My grade pay at the time of retirement is 4600/- . My pay band is 9300/- – 34800/-. I have drawn 9 increments from 1/1/2016 till retirement. I got MACP on 15/4/1981 on completion of 30 years of service on 15/4/81 thereby raising my grade pay to .Rs.4600/-.. Pl. calculate my revised pension from 1/1/2016 as
    per 7th c.p.c.

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  19. Sir,

    I would like to contribute some amount of my Pay Commission arrears to Prime Minister Relief Fund, especially during the regime of Honourable Narendra Modi for a his good governance. . Hence, you are requested to intimate the details or Bank account for depositing the amount.. Thanking you.
    With regards,.

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  20. I retired on 30 11 2005 on pay 11725 in scale 7450-11500 as Sr Section Engineer in Railways. I reached Maximum of the scale 11500. on 1-1-2002 & got one stagnation increment on 1-1-2004. My question is – how many increments to be counted for revised pension in 7th pay commission ,whether 18 ,19 ,20 or 21

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