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The 6th Pay Commission Fixation Formula is used to calculate the new basic pay for government employees when transitioning to the 6th Central Pay Commission recommendations. It ensures fair salary adjustments while maintaining pay parity.
The calculator uses the 6th Pay Commission formula:
Where:
Explanation: The formula accounts for both the existing pay structure and the revised pay structure, with the 1.86 factor representing the average pay increase recommended by the 6th Pay Commission.
Details: Accurate pay fixation is crucial for ensuring correct salary payments, pension calculations, and maintaining hierarchical pay structures in government organizations.
Tips: Enter all values in Indian Rupees (₹). The pay in pay band and grade pay should be from your current salary structure, while the new grade pay should be as per the 6th Pay Commission recommendations for your pay level.
Q1: What is the significance of the 1.86 factor?
A: The 1.86 multiplication factor represents the average pay increase recommended by the 6th Pay Commission to adjust for inflation and maintain purchasing power.
Q2: How is the new grade pay determined?
A: The new grade pay is based on your pay band and grade under the 6th Pay Commission structure, which corresponds to specific pay levels.
Q3: Does this formula apply to all government employees?
A: This formula applies to central government employees. State governments may have their own variations of the pay fixation formula.
Q4: What if my calculated pay doesn't match the pay matrix?
A: The calculated pay is rounded to the nearest higher cell in the pay matrix if it doesn't match exactly.
Q5: Are allowances calculated separately?
A: Yes, allowances like HRA, DA, etc., are calculated separately based on the new basic pay.