7th Pay Commission: DA calculator from July 2017

The expected pay and allowance calculator gives a fair idea of what central government employees can expect.

What is the expected pay scale as per the recommendations of the 7th Pay Commission. Many central government employees have been calculating to find out what their new pay scale will be.

What must know is the Dearness Allowance for Central Government employees and Pensioners from July 2017 onwards. There is still sometime to go before the Cabinet takes a decision on the recommendations of the Committee on Allowances report made by the Pay panel. It may be recalled that the Cabinet had on May 4 cleared the proposals relating to the pensioners, defence pensioners, family pensioners and disability pension for defence. Last June the Cabinet had approved recommendations with an additional financial outgo of Rs 84,933 crore for 2016-17 which included arrears for 2 months of 2015-16. The Finance Ministry had said that all proposals accepted for pensioners would be given with arrears with effect from January 1 2016.

Expected Pay Scale of 7th Pay Commission

The table has been prepared by 7thpaycommissionnews. Here is the table which you must keep handy.

PR PB		6th CPC Pay band	6th CPC Grade Pay	7th CPC Pay Band	7th CPC Grade Pay
1 S-1,2		5200-20200	1800	15,000-60,000	5,000
1 S-3		5200-20200	1800	15,000-60,000	5,000
1 S-4		5200-20200	1800	15,000-60,000	5,000
1 S-5		5200-20200	1900	15,000-60,000	5,500
1 S-6		5200-20200	2000	15,000-60,000	6,500
1 S-7		5200-20200	2400	15,000-60,000	7,500
1 S-8		5200-20200	2800	15,000-60,000	8,500
2 S-9		9300-34800	4200	30,000-1,00,000	10,000
2 S-10		9300-34800	4200	30,000-1,00,000	10,000
2 S-11		9300-34800	4200	30,000-1,00,000	10,000
2 S-12		9300-34800	4200	30,000-1,00,000	10,000
2 S-13		9300-34800	4600	30,000-1,00,000	13,500
2 S-14		9300-34800	4800	30,000-1,00,000	15,000
2 S-15		9300-34800	5400	50,000-1,50,000	16,500
New		15600-39100	5400	50,000-1,50,000	16,500
3 S-16		15600-39100	5400	50,000-1,50,000	16,500
3 S-17		15600-39100	5400	50,000-1,50,000	16,500
3 S-18		15600-39100	6600	50,000-1,50,000	20,000
3 S-19		15600-39100	6600	50,000-1,50,000	20,000
3 S-20		15600-39100	6600	50,000-1,50,000	20,000
3 S-21		15600-39100	7600	50,000-1,50,000	23,000
3 S-22		15600-39100	7600	50,000-1,50,000	23,000
3 S-23		15600-39100	7600	50,000-1,50,000	23,000
4 S-24		37400-67000	8700	1,00,000-2,00,000	26,000
4 S-25		37400-67000	8700	1,00,000-2,00,000	26,000
4 S-26		37400-67000	8900	1,00,000-2,00,000	27,500
4 S-27		37400-67000	8900	1,00,000-2,00,000	27,500
4 S-28		37400-67000	10000	1,00,000-2,00,000	30,000
4 S-29		37400-67000	10000	1,00,000-2,00,000	30,000
4 S-30		37400-67000	12000	1,00,000-2,00,000	30,000

Pay and allowance calculator

The expected pay and allowance calculator gives a fair idea of what central government employees can expect. All you need to do is insert the input. The table would suggest the basic pay, HRA, TA, CCA as on 1.1.2016 on the basis of your present pay.

You can visit here to check the calculator:

Expected DA calculator for July 2017

Here you can provide your input to find out the DA with effect from July 2017. Once you are done providing your inputs, you can can get the expected amount that you are likely to get.

You can calculate your DA here

How to calculate your HRA arrears

There are several modifications that have been made as per the 7th Pay Commission. Hence a calculator would be necessary to help people calculate what HRA they could expect. The calculator put out by the 7th Pay Commission News will give an expected value on the basis of the recommendations. It would only show the estimated figures based on the inputs that you feed.

In order to calculate you would need to input the 6th CPC basic pay which would also include Grade Pay. Then you will have to select the pay band and grade pay and then input the HRA percentage. In order to calculate the arrears one would need to select the period from which this would be eligible to be paid as per the 7th Pay Commission.

Here is how to calculate your HRA

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