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The 8th Pay Commission pension calculation is used to determine the revised pension for Indian government retirees. It involves multiplying the old pension by a fitment factor and adding dearness allowance (DA) to adjust for inflation and maintain purchasing power.
The calculator uses the pension formula:
Where:
Explanation: The fitment factor accounts for inflation and pay revisions since the last pay commission, while DA provides additional adjustment for current inflation rates.
Details: Accurate pension calculation ensures retirees receive appropriate financial support that maintains its value against inflation, as per government policies and pay commission recommendations.
Tips: Enter your current pension amount, the applicable fitment factor (typically 2.28 for the 8th Pay Commission), 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, the fitment factor is expected to be around 2.28 based on historical trends from previous pay commissions.
Q2: How often is DA revised?
A: Dearness Allowance is typically revised twice a year (January and July) to account for inflation.
Q3: Is this calculator applicable to all pensioners?
A: This calculator is designed for Indian government pensioners. Private sector pension schemes may use different calculation methods.
Q4: What other factors affect pension amount?
A: Additional factors may include years of service, last drawn salary, and any special allowances applicable to specific job categories.
Q5: When will 8th Pay Commission be implemented?
A: The 8th Pay Commission is expected to be implemented around 2026, but exact dates will be announced by the government.