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The 8th Pay Commission pension calculation determines the revised pension amount for government employees in India based on the fitment factor and dearness allowance (DA). This ensures pensioners receive benefits commensurate with current economic conditions.
The calculator uses the following formula:
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Explanation: The formula first multiplies the old pension by the fitment factor to adjust for inflation and pay commission recommendations, then adds the dearness allowance amount.
Details: Accurate pension calculation ensures retired government employees maintain their standard of living despite inflation. The 8th Pay Commission recommendations aim to bring pension amounts in line with current salary structures.
Tips: Enter your current pension amount in INR, the proposed fitment factor (typically 2.28), and the current DA percentage. All values must be positive numbers.
Q1: What is the typical fitment factor for 8th Pay Commission?
A: While not officially announced yet, experts project a fitment factor around 2.28 times the 7th Pay Commission basic pay.
Q2: How often is DA revised?
A: Dearness Allowance is typically revised twice a year (January and July) based on inflation indices.
Q3: Will all pensioners get the same fitment factor?
A: The fitment factor may vary based on pay levels and years of service, but most pensioners can expect similar multiplication factors.
Q4: When will 8th Pay Commission be implemented?
A: Expected implementation is around 2024, but the exact timeline will be announced by the government.
Q5: Are there additional benefits besides pension revision?
A: The 8th Pay Commission may also recommend changes to medical benefits, gratuity, and other retirement benefits.