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6th CPC New Basic Pay Formula:
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The 6th Central Pay Commission was implemented by the Government of India in 2008 to revise the pay scales of central government employees. The new basic pay under 6th CPC is calculated by multiplying the sum of Pay in Pay Band and Grade Pay by 1.86.
The calculator uses the 6th CPC formula:
Where:
Explanation: The 1.86 factor accounts for the increase in pay scales recommended by the 6th Pay Commission to adjust for inflation and other economic factors.
Details: Accurate calculation of new basic pay is crucial for determining revised salaries, allowances, and pension benefits for central government employees under the 6th Pay Commission recommendations.
Tips: Enter both Pay in Pay Band and Grade Pay in Indian Rupees (INR). Both values must be positive numbers.
Q1: What is the significance of 1.86 factor?
A: The 1.86 multiplication factor was recommended by 6th CPC to adjust pre-revised pay to revised pay scales while maintaining relativity between different grades.
Q2: Does this calculation include all allowances?
A: No, this calculates only the new basic pay. Allowances like DA, HRA are calculated separately as percentages of basic pay.
Q3: Is this applicable to all central government employees?
A: Yes, this formula applies to all civilian employees of the central government. Defense personnel have some additional components.
Q4: How does this compare to 7th CPC calculations?
A: 7th CPC uses a different multiplication factor (2.57) and replaced pay bands/grade pay with a new pay matrix system.
Q5: Where can I find official pay band and grade pay information?
A: Official pay bands and grade pay for different posts are available in the 6th CPC report and government notifications.