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How will the salary increase in the 8th Pay Commission? How much will you get HRA -travel allowance, how much money will be deducted in NPS and CGHS, this is the full account – 8th pay commission how much salary increase HRA Travel Allowance Increase CGHS and NPS DEDUCTION CALCITION

8th Pay Commission: The 8th Pay Commission for Central Government employees is coming with great hope. After the implementation of the 8th Pay Commission, all government employees are expected to increase a huge increase in salary and allowances. Under this commission, not only basic salary will increase, but house rent allowance, travel allowance, children’s education allowance and other allowances will also be revised. All this change will be based on the fitment factor. The fitment factor will decide how much increase in the salary of employees.

This news is very important for government jobs. Along with salary, this change will also have a direct impact in facilities like HRA, TA, NPS and CGHS. However, this change will be applicable only after the announcement and report of the Commission. Currently, this estimate is based on the fitment factor of 2.08.

What is fitment factor?

The 6th Pay Commission had a fitment factor: 1.86

This increased to 7th Pay Commission: 2.57

Possible Fitment Factor in 8th Pay Commission: 2.08

If the fitment factor of 2.08 is applied to the 8th Pay Commission, then in addition to the basic salary of all employees, many allowances are sure to increase.

Who decides salary?

The Pay Commission consists of retired judges, senior economists, experienced officers and experts. They talk to trade unions and departments and prepare reports. The government takes a final decision on the report and then salary applies.

Now we know how much salary can be done at which level in the 8th Pay Commission.

Grade 1900 (Level 2, Basic Rs 21,700)

New Basic Salary: Rs 45,136

HRA (24%): Rs 10,833

Ta: 1,350 rupees

Gross Salary: Rs 57,319

NPS deduction (10%): Rs 4,514

CGHS: 250 rupees

NET Salary: Rs 52,555

Grade 2400 (Level 4, Basic 30,500 rupees)

New Salary: Rs 63,440

HRA: Rs 15,226

Ta: Rs 3,600

Gross: 82,266 rupees

NPS: Rs 6,344

CGHS: 250 rupees

NET: 75,672 rupees

Grade 2800 (Level 5, Basic 34,200)

New Salary: Rs 81,536

HRA: Rs 19,569

Ta: Rs 3,600

Gross: 1,04,705 rupees

NPS: Rs 8,154

CGHS: 250 rupees

NET: Rs 96,301

Grade 4200 (Level 6, Basic 41,100 rupees)

New Salary: Rs 85,488

HRA: Rs 20,517

Ta: Rs 3,600

Gross: 1,09,605 rupees

NPS: Rs 8,549

CGHS: 450 rupees

NET: 94,883 rupees

Grade 4800 (Level 8, Basic Rs 50,500)

New Salary: Rs 1,05,040

HRA: Rs 25,210

Ta: Rs 3,600

Gross: Rs 1,33,850

NPS: Rs 10,504

CGHS: Rs 650

NET: 1,13,190 rupees

Grade 5400 (Level 9, Basic 67,200 rupees)

New Salary: Rs 1,39,776

HRA: Rs 33,546

Ta: Rs 7,200

Gross: Rs 1,80,522

NPS: Rs 13,978

CGHS: Rs 650

NET: 1,46,583 rupees

Grade 5400 (Level 10, Basic 80,000 rupees)

New Salary: Rs 1,66,400

HRA: Rs 39,936

Ta: Rs 7,200

Gross: Rs 2,13,536

NPS: 16,640 rupees

CGHS: Rs 650

NET: 1,67,973 rupees

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