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7th CPC Fitment Factor – Fitment Table and Calculation

7th CPC Fitment Factor 2.57

The 6th Pay Commission recommended 1.86 as Fitment Factor. Whereas, the 7th Pay Commission has recommended a common fitment benefit applied for all employees as 2.57.

Table of Contents
1 7th CPC fitment Table PDF
2 What is Fitment Factor?
3 What is Fitment Formula?
4 7th CPC Fitment Factor
5 Fitment Table for Defence Personnel
6 7th pay Commission Fitment Table
7 7th Pay Commission multiplication factor
8 FAQ related to 7th CPC Fitment Factor
9 What is Initial Pay Fixation?
10 How to fix Pay Fixation on Promotion?
11 How to fix Pay Fixation on Increment?
12 How to fix Pay Fixation on Pay Commission?

7th CPC fitment Table PDF

How to Calculate Fitment Factor in 7th CPC?

Assuming that the Basic Pay as on 31.12.2015 (100%)  1.00
Dearness Allowance as on 31.12.2015 (125%)  1.25
Total (Basic Pay + DA)  2.25
7th CPC recommended increasing 14.29 per cent on above Total (Basic Pay + DA)  0.32
Fitment Factor  2.57

What is Fitment Factor?

Fitment factor is a unique number recommended by the pay commission used for calculating from pre-revised pay to revised pay. The revision of Basic Salary (Basic Pay) by the specific element is the Fitment Factor.

The Fitment Factor benefit is common for all groups of employees working in Central Government Services. The 6th Pay Commission had recommended 1.86 as a fitment factor and the 7th pay commission is recommended 2.57.

How to calculate fitment factor with basic pay?

If an employee drawing basic pay Rs. 15,500 in 4200 Grade Pay, his/her pay will be fixed as per the recommendations of 7th pay commission as follows:

  • Rs. 15,500 x 2.57 = Rs. 39,835
  • Grade Pay 4200 = 7th CPC Level 6

His pay will be fixed Rs. 39,900 (equal or higher cell value of the result in the pay matrix level 6).

Multiplication Factor and Fitment Formula is 2.57

What is Fitment Formula?

The meaning of fitment formula is a linking factor of the method for revising the pay (Basic Scale) on the recommendation of the pay commission. Conversion of revised pay from pre-revised pay as per the recommendations of pay commission formula is based on the fitment formula. The magic number is a more important reason that the minimum and starting basic scale will be fixed by this factor.

Check also: Pay Matrix Table for Central Government Employees and Pensioners

How fitment factor is working?
Multiply the fitment factor with the current basic pay and the result is revised pay. For example, an employee drawing a basic pay of Rs. 20,500 (Grade Pay 4600) and his pay will be fixed in the pay matrix table are given below: 

  • 20,500 x 2.57 = 52,685 (next higher cell in the proportionate pay level of 7)
  • 52685 = Equal or Higher Cell Value in the Proportionate Pay Matrix Table Level 7 is 53,600.

Fitment Table PDF Download: Pre-Revised Basic Salary to Revised Basic Salary for the Pay Matrix Level 5 (GP 2800 PB 5200-20200) as per the methodology prescribed by the 7th Pay Commission:

Fitment Table for 7th CPC Level 5 (GP 2800)

Existing Basic Salary

Revised Basic Salary

From

To

7th CPC Basic Pay

8000

11380

29200

11390

11730

30100

11740

12080

31000

12090

12430

31900

12440

12810

32900

12820

13200

33900

13210

13590

34900

13600

13980

35900

13990

14400

37000

14410

14840

38100

14850

15270

39200

15280

15730

40400

15740

16200

41600

16210

16670

42800

16680

17170

44100

17180

17680

45400

17690

18210

46800

18220

18760

48200

18770

19310

49600

19320

19890

51100

19900

20480

52600

20490

21100

54200

21110

21730

55800

21740

22390

57500

22400

23010

59200

7TH CPC PAY MATRIX TABLE
LEVEL 6 TO 9 (GRADE PAY 4200 TO 5400) PB-2 (9300-34800)

  Grade Pay 4200 Grade Pay 4600 Grade Pay 4800 Grade Pay 5400
Index Pay Matrix Level 6 Pay Matrix Level 7 Pay Matrix Level 8 Pay Matrix Level 9
1 35400 44900 47600 53100
2 36500 46200 49000 54700
3 37600 47600 50500 56300
4 38700 49000 52000 58000
5 39900 50500 53600 59700
6 41100 52000 55200 61500
7 42300 53600 56900 63300
8 43600 55200 58600 65200
9 44900 56900 60400 67200
10 46200 58600 62200 69200

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What is the meaning of Fitment Factor or Fitment Table or Fitment Benefit?

Fitment Factor is a common multiplication number, which is used for arriving a common result on new pay scale after implementation of new pay commission.

7th CPC Fitment Factor

Recommendations on Fitment Factor in 7th CPC Report

The starting point for the first level of the matrix has been set at 18,000. This corresponds to the present starting pay of 7,000, which is the beginning of PB-1 viz., 5200 + GP 1800, on the date of implementation of the VI CPC recommendations.

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Hence the starting point now proposed is 2.57 times of what was prevailing on 01.01.2006. This fitment factor of 2.57 is being proposed to be applied uniformly for all employees.

The starting point of a Sepoy (and equivalent), the entry-level personnel in the defence forces, has been fixed in the Defence Pay Matrix at 21,700. The starting point in the existing pay structure is 8,460 for a Sepoy/equivalent.

The fitment in the new matrix is essentially a multiple factors of 2.57. This multiple is the ratio of the new minimum pay arrived at by the Commission (18,000) and the existing minimum pay (7,000). The fitment factor is being applied uniformly to all employees.

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It includes a factor of 2.25 to account for DA neutralisation, assuming that the rate of Dearness Allowance would be 125 per cent at the time of implementation of the new pay as on 01.01.2016. The actual raise/fitment being recommended by the Commission is 14.29 percent. An identical fitment of 2.57 has also been applied to the existing rates of Military Service Pay (MSP), applicable to defence forces personnel only.

Hence the starting point now proposed is 2.57 times of what was prevailing on 01.01.2006. This fitment factor of 2.57 is being proposed to be applied uniformly for all employees.

7th CPC New Pension Scheme Fitment Table

Fitment Table for Defence Personnel

Entry Pay: The entry pay for various ranks of defence forces personnel, other than MNS Offices, has been arrived at on the same premise, as has been done in the case of the civilian. As an illustration, entry pay for a Captain has been arrived at as follows:

Entry pay in existing pay band + (Residency Period for promotion to Captain from Lieutenant x annual increment) + grade pay of the rank of Captain = Rs. 15,600 + (2 x Rs. 630) + Rs. 6,100 = Rs. 22,960.

An exception to this approach has been made in the case of Brigadiers/equivalents where pay for the rank has been arrived at as per the fitment table notified by the Ministry of Defence through its Special Army Instructions of October 2008.

7th Pay Commission Fitment Table: National Council JCM Staff Side suggested in their memorandum regarding fitment formula as follows…

7th pay Commission Fitment Table

Fitment Formula

The fitment formula suggested by all the earlier Pay Commissions was not reflective of the actual revision of wages. The employees who were on rolls on the date of implementation of the Commission’s recommendation comparatively received lesser benefit than the new entrants.

Amongst the existing employees also, more benefit accrued to persons with lesser service period. This happened due to the rejection of the demand of the Staff Side to have point to point fixation.

The anomalous situation was addressed during the discussion the Staff Side had with the Group of Ministers in September 1997, over the implementation of the recommendations of the 5th CPC.

In the place of 20% of the basic pay recommended by the 5th CPC as fitment formula, the Staff Side could negotiate and settle it at 40%. The said agreement brought about near total satisfaction over the revision benefit amongst all sections of employees.

The said 40% benefit brought about uniform multiplication factor too.

Taking these into consideration, we suggest that the multiplication factor (26000/7000 = 3.7) may be applied uniformly in all the cases to arrive at the revised pay in the new scale of pay.

Fitment Table of 7th Pay Commission for Pensioners: There is no separate fitment table for pensioners in 7th pay commission report. Fitment factor is commonly 2.57 used for revision of pay and pension.

7th Pay Commission multiplication factor

Index of Rationalization (IoR)

Index of Rationalisation is slightly varied from Fitment Factor recommended by the 7th Pay Commission. IoR is used for calculating the entry pay in the new pay commission.

Rationalised Entry Pay Calculation

  • 6th CPC Pay Band: PB 1
  • Grade Pay: 1800
  • Current Entry Pay: Rs. 7000
  • Rationalised Entry Pay: 7000 x 2.57 = 18000

An ‘index of rationalisation’ has been applied while making enhancement of levels from Pay Band 1 to 2, 2 to 3 and 3 onwards on the premise that role, responsibility and accountability increases at each step in the hierarchy. At the existing PB-1, this index is 2.57, increasing to 2.62 for personnel in PB-2 and further to 2.67 from PB-3.

Recognising the significantly higher degree of responsibility and accountability at levels corresponding to Senior Administrative Grade, the entry pay is recommended for enhancement by a multiple of 2.72. The same multiple is also being applied at the HAG and HAG+ levels.

At the apex level, the index applied is 2.81 and for the Service Chiefs/Cabinet Secretary, the index has been fixed at 2.78.

The matrix the rationalisation index applied at this level has been fixed at 2.57, lower than the index of 2.67 applied to existing PB-3 officers. A similar formulation has necessarily to be applied to the defence pay matrix since the Lieutenant Colonels also received a marked increase in their pay level, post VI CPC recommendations.

Since the defence services have an additional level in the existing PB-4 and there is a common pay level for SAG level officers in Defence and Civil, the Commission has applied the rationalisation index of 2.57 also to the officers in the rank of Colonel and Brigadier and their equivalent.

Index of Rationalization Table

Index of Rationalization for Pay Level 1 to 5

6th CPC PB 1 Rationalized Entry Pay 7th CPC Pay Level RoI
1800 7,000 Pay Level 1 2.57
1900 7,730 Pay Level 2 2.57
2000 8,460 Pay Level 3 2.57
2400 9,910 Pay Level 4 2.57
2800 11,360 Pay Level 5 2.57

Index of Rationalization for Pay Level 5 to 9

6th CPC PB 2 Rationalized Entry Pay 7th CPC Pay Level RoI
4200 13,500 Pay Level 6 2.62
4600 17,140 Pay Level 7 2.62
4800 18,150 Pay Level 8 2.62
5400 20,280 Pay Level 9 2.62

Index of Rationalization for Pay Level 10 to 12

6th CPC PB 3 Rationalized Entry Pay 7th CPC Pay Level RoI
5400 21,000 Pay Level 10 2.67
6600 25,350 Pay Level 11 2.67
7600 29,500 Pay Level 12 2.67

Index of Rationalization for Pay Level 13 to 14

6th CPC PB 4 Rationalized Entry Pay 7th CPC Pay Level RoI
8700 46,100 Pay Level 13 2.57
8900 49,100 Pay Level 13A 2.67
10000 53,000 Pay Level 14 2.72

Index of Rationalization for Pay Level 15 to 18

6th CPC HAG Rationalized Entry Pay 7th CPC Pay Level RoI
– 67,000 Pay Level 15 2.72
– 75,500 Pay Level 16 2.72
– 80,000 Pay Level 17 2.81
  90,000 Pay Level 18 2.78

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FAQ related to 7th CPC Fitment Factor 

How is the fitment factor calculated after the 7th pay commission?

The 7th pay commission recommended the fitment factor as 2.57. The fitment factor is the important figure to convert the basic salary from 6th CPC to 7th CPC as on 1.1.2016.

How do you calculate salary with fitment factor in 7th CPC?

After the implementation of the 7th pay commission, the old basic pay multiplies with the fitment factor 2.57 and match the basic salary in the pay matrix table according to their pay level.

How calculated the fitment factor in the 7th CPC?

The percentage of Dearness Allowance as of December 2015 was 125%. The 7th CPC recommended to raise 14.29% and fixed fitment factor as 2.57.

How can I revise my basic salary in 7th pay commission?

Revision of new salary in 7th pay commission is based on pay matrix table. Multiply your basic pay with a fitment factor of 2.57. And match the figure (equal or higher) according to your pay level in pay matrix table.

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What is Initial Pay Fixation?

When an employee joining in Central Government Services, the initial pay fixation has been done for determining the first-month salary. The new pay fixation on initial as per rule 7 of CCS (RP) Rules 2016.

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When an employee gets promotion his pay will be fixed as per the method of calculation prescribed by the rule 13 of CCS (Revised Pay) Rules.

How to fix Pay Fixation on Increment?

When an employee is eligible for annual or promotional increment, his pay will be fixed as per the latest revised pay rules.

How to fix Pay Fixation on Pay Commission?

When an employee in service, new pay commission recommendations is eligible for him and his pay will be revised as per the recommendations of the new pay commission.

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Comments

  1. VASUDEVAN P says

    November 7, 2018 at 1:12 pm

    I was released from Indian Air Force on 30/11/2011 as a Corporal with basic pay of Rs. 17270/- (including Grade Pay of Rs. 2400/-). My new basic pension as per Seventh Pay Commission is Rs. 22385/- +DA-Rs.4355/-. I had joined as LDC in Patent Office coming in Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion under Ministry of Commerce and Industry. My basic pay was fixed at Rs.19900/- (Grade Pay of Rs. 1900/-) plus all other allowances admissible to Central Government Servants. Please educate whether my basic pay fixed is correct or not and also how it can be rectified?

    Reply
  2. V.S.Dhakshina moorthy says

    September 29, 2018 at 11:14 am

    When will get the pay commission
    Pension 20746 basic pay 22070 as on 3042017 retired 30.04.2017

    Reply
  3. V.S.Dhakshina moorthy says

    September 29, 2018 at 11:11 am

    Pensioners pay my pension Rs .20746 as on retired on30.4.2017 basic 22070 when will get 7th pay

    Reply
  4. Dipak Kumar Nag says

    April 16, 2018 at 9:15 pm

    On 31.12.2005 my basic pay was Rs.11850/-. 6th CPC was implemented from 1.1.2006, was placed in the scale of Rs.8000/- to Rs 13500/-.(Gr.A). on 2.1.2006 I was promoted to the next scale of Rs.10000-/- to Rs.. 15600 and subsequently retired on 31.1.2006 . My basic basic pay was fixed at rs 29480/- including Rs.6600/- being grade pay.at the time of retirement . My date of increment falls in April. Hence i was deprived the benefit of one extra increment although DNI falls between February and June. I am not convinced on my fixation and find there is annomally in my case right from the implementation of 6th CPC. Requests redressal

    Reply
  5. BASUDEO PRASAD says

    March 13, 2018 at 9:14 pm

    Basudeo prasad myBasic 1400-2300 salary anomaly junior staff MACP dated 06- 03-2016 GP Rs5400 my macp dated as 26 -06-2010 GP Rs 4600 insted of Rs 5400
    my date of joinning 15 july 1991 yearr

    Reply
  6. Vayga says

    March 6, 2018 at 10:15 pm

    The basic pay of mts/group D 5200+grade pay 1800=7000 fitment 2.57=17990 new 7th pay commission salary fixed 18000/ basic but other category 5200+gp 1900/ fit ment 2.57 ? And 5200+2000gp =? 2.57 fitment =? 5200+2400gp =and 2 .57 fitment ,the fitment calculate 2.57 only low class employs , that see new pay scale .now group D post up grade group C category but no benefit to them. Expet group D employees fitment 2.57 and others is 3 and above .can see the two salery scales 6th and 7th chart.

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    • D Kumar says

      August 10, 2018 at 10:58 pm

      Mujhe hasi aa rhi h aapke is betuka question pe…2000 gp wala ka entry pay 6460 tha 6cpc me to 2.57 se multiply 6460+2000 se hoga..usi trah 2400 ka 7510 tha 6cpc me…

      Reply
  7. B R NATH says

    October 5, 2017 at 4:53 pm

    Sir, One thing I want know about the fitment factor of 7th Pay Commission. As per government policy, government wants to decrease parity gap between upper class employee and lower class employee but 7th pay commission recommended and sanctioned by government that upper class employee upgraded by 3.81 fitment factor of their basic salary whereas lower class employee upgraded by 2.57 fitment factor which is increase the gap of salary between the above mentioned employees.

    In view of the above explanation as per my view the Government do not want to decrease the gap between upper class employee and lower class employee otherwise Government should take action for the same.

    Reply
    • Capt S N Dubey says

      May 14, 2018 at 10:25 pm

      sir , at the time of implementation of 7 th cpc the DA was 125% it is converted in to 100 +125 =225. the increase in pay was 14.29%. 225*14.29%= 32..15.
      225+32.15=257.15
      that is became 2.57

      Reply
  8. jagannath says

    September 16, 2017 at 3:07 am

    why the allowances were deprived for the people who retired between Jany 2016 to June 2017. However the perks and allowances payable out of public money to politicians were doubled/tthre times, the multiplication factor was not uniform for all cadres. Replace the factor by 2.75 as mentioned in the recommendations.

    Reply
  9. Aruna says

    July 29, 2017 at 11:12 pm

    My basic on 1/1/16was 25610+6600(grade pay) then on 6/1/16i got an increment of family planning TT operation.
    Now if new basic is calculated on basic on 1/1/16 then where will my increment go.
    Should I add it after fixation in the new matrix.
    Please respond as I am not getting any guidelines regarding this matter from anywhere.
    Thanks

    Reply
  10. RPSDinkar says

    July 24, 2017 at 10:10 pm

    Pay in pay band Rs. 23410 / Grade pay Rs. 5400 / scale of pay band 9300–34800. What will be my basic pay as on 01-01-2016.

    Reply
  11. Mathew says

    July 20, 2017 at 1:27 pm

    I was promoted as TGT in June 2006, now I have completed 10years in this grade. My present basic pay is 56900. What will be my new pay after implementing MACP. In July 2017.

    Reply
  12. jjogesh Chandra Mahajan says

    July 17, 2017 at 10:37 pm

    My date of retirement is 31.8.2003 with last Pay Drawn Rs.7900/- in the Scale of Pay Rs.6500-200-10,500 [Gazetted Gr.B] ( 5th CPC) .My Basic Pension as on 01.01.2006 was fixed as Rs.8724/- & on 01.01.2016 on 7 CPC my Basic Pension was fixed on multification factor (2..57) as Rs.22,421/-. Kindly confirm my Basic Pension as per Min. of Personnel, PG & P, DoP&PW Order dt. 12.5.2017. As per g..servants.com, the result on the basis of my aforesaid data, my revised pension payable has been reckoned as Rs.24,500/-.Kindly confirm whether the amount is correct. If not, the correct position with mode of fixation may kindly be intimated.

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