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8th CPC Pay & Pension Impact Simulator

Compare how your Basic Pay and pension would work out under fitment factors you choose — illustrative scenarios, not predictions.

Last updated 23/08/2026

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8th CPC Pay & Pension Impact Simulator inputs

Your current basic pay, in rupees — required unless you select a Pay Level and Cell Number below.

Select a Pay Level and Cell Number to resolve Basic Pay from the 7th CPC Pay Matrix instead.

Only affects the pension figures. Left blank, the full-pension baseline (20+ years) is applied and stated in the result.

Any fitment factor you want to model. For reference, the 7th CPC used 2.57 — FaujiTips does not predict what the 8th CPC will use.

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How this works

What it means

A side-by-side comparison of what your Basic Pay and Basic Pension would work out to under fitment factors that you choose yourself. Every figure is an illustrative scenario — not a forecast, and not an official figure.

How it’s calculated

Your current Basic Pay (entered manually or resolved from the 7th CPC Pay Matrix) is multiplied by each scenario factor you enter. The pension figures apply the same baseline rule as the Retirement Pension Calculator — 50% of basic pay, pro-rated below 20 years of qualifying service.

Common Defence use cases

Understanding the range of possible outcomes rather than fixating on one rumoured number, and comparing a conservative scenario against an optimistic one before making a financial commitment.

Formula

Projected Basic Pay = Current Basic Pay × Scenario Fitment Factor Projected Basic Pension = 50% × Projected Basic Pay × min(Qualifying Service ÷ 20, 1) Change = Projected figure − Current figure

Assumptions

  • The 8th Central Pay Commission has NOT finalised a fitment factor. This calculator does not predict, endorse or default to any factor — every factor shown is one you entered yourself, and every result is an illustrative scenario, not an official pay or pension figure.
  • Applies the fitment factor to Basic Pay only. It does not model any revised pay matrix, revised pay levels, pay-band restructuring, or any change to allowances — the actual 8th CPC structure is unknown and is not guessed at here.
  • Pension figures use the same simplified baseline rule as the Retirement Pension Calculator (50% of basic pay for 20+ years of qualifying service, pro-rated below that). Rank-specific rules, VRS weightage, disability/family pension and OROP revisions are not modelled.
  • Leaving Qualifying Service blank applies the full-pension baseline (20 or more years) — this is stated in the result rather than applied silently.
  • Does not project gratuity, commutation, Dearness Allowance or any allowance. Those depend on values (DA rate, official Commutation Table factor) that cannot be known before the Commission reports, so no figure is invented for them.
  • Current Basic Pay resolved from the Pay Matrix carries that calculator's own Version 1 limitations — Levels 1–12 only, with cells beyond Cell 1 generated from the documented construction rule.

Example calculations

Hypothetical scenario — Current Basic Pay ₹56,100, factor 2.50, 20+ years qualifying service

Projected Basic Pay ₹1,40,250 (+₹84,150) — Projected Basic Pension ₹70,125 (+₹42,075). Illustrative only.

Hypothetical scenario — Current Basic Pay ₹56,100, factors 2.00 and 3.00 compared

At 2.00: Basic Pay ₹1,12,200, Pension ₹56,100. At 3.00: Basic Pay ₹1,68,300, Pension ₹84,150. Illustrative only.

Frequently asked questions

Nobody knows yet, and this calculator does not guess. The 8th Central Pay Commission has not finalised a fitment factor. Any figure quoted anywhere as the "expected" or "confirmed" factor is speculation until the Commission's recommendations are published and accepted by the Government.