8th CPC Calculator 2026: Instantly Check Your New Salary & Pension Before It’s Official
SalaryAlert Team
July 15, 2025
8th CPC Calculator: If you’re working in a Central Government job or you’re already retired, then you must be thinking:
“How much salary or pension will I get after the 8th Pay Commission?”
Good news: You don’t have to wait for any sarkari file to move. You can check your expected salary or pension right now using these easy and super accurate tools. No maths, no confusion.
These 8th CPC salary and pension calculators are specially made for government employees and pensioners in India — with full breakup, exact logic, and future-ready fitment factor.
To calculate your 8th Pay Commission salary, just multiply your current 7th CPC Basic Pay with the expected fitment factor, which is 2.86. Formula: New Basic Pay = Old Basic Pay × 2.86 Then, add: DA (starts from 0%) HRA (based on city – 30%, 20%, 10%) Transport Allowance (as per level & city) If you want an exact figure with breakup, use our (SalaryAlert‘s) calculators: 👉For 8th CPC Salary: 8th CPC Salary Calculator 👉For 8th CPC Pension: 8th CPC Pension Calculator
What is the estimate of 8th CPC pension?
Your pension after 8th CPC is also calculated using the same fitment factor. If you’re getting ₹25,000 as basic pension now: ₹25,000 × 2.86 = ₹71,500 (New Pension) DR (Dearness Relief) will reset to 0%, and rise every 6 months again. 👉 Or use this calculator to calculate your 8th CPC Pension: 8th CPC Pension Calculator
What is the expected salary after 8th CPC?
It depends on your current Pay Level and Basic Pay. For example, if you’re in Level 10 with ₹56,100 basic pay: New Basic = ₹56,100 × 2.86 = ₹1,28,414 Add 30% HRA (for metro) and other allowances = ₹1.75 lakh+ gross monthly salary
What is the 8th Pay Commission in 2025?
The 8th Pay Commission is the upcoming central govt salary revision expected to take effect from 1st January 2026. It will revise: Basic Pay Pension Fitment Factor HRA, TA, and other allowances The committee may be announced anytime in 2025, following the 10-year CPC cycle.
How to calculate CPC formula?
The standard formula in any CPC is: New Basic Pay = Old Basic Pay × Fitment Factor For the 8th CPC, the expected fitment factor is 2.86. Then add HRA, TA, and other allowances for your total in-hand salary.
How do you calculate 8 percent commission?
This is not CPC-related, but still simple: 8% of ₹50,000 = ₹50,000 × 0.08 = ₹4,000 Use this general formula: Commission = (Amount × Commission%) / 100
What is the new formula for pension calculation?
Post-8th CPC, pension will be: New Pension = Old Basic Pension × Fitment Factor (2.86) If you’re a new retiree, the pension is: 50% of Last Drawn Basic Pay Family pension = 30% of last drawn basic.
What is the fitment factor of 8th Central Pay Commission?
Most Practical and expected fitment factor is: 2.86 Why? Because previous CPCs followed this pattern: 6th – 1.86 7th – 2.57 8th – 2.86 (expected) It gives around a 35–40% salary increase.
Will DA become zero after 8th Pay Commission?
Yes — 100%! Just like in past CPCs, DA (Dearness Allowance) will reset to 0% when 8th CPC is implemented. Then it will start increasing again every 6 months based on inflation.
What is the 8th CPC Committee?
It’s the official group of experts and govt officials that will study pay structure, allowances, and pension, and then recommend revised pay for govt employees. It hasn’t been officially formed yet (as of July 2025), but is expected soon.
What is the salary of IAS?
An entry-level IAS officer (Level 10) currently gets: Basic Pay: ₹56,100 HRA, DA, TA, and other perks After 8th CPC: New Basic = ₹56,100 × 2.86 = ₹1,28,414 Gross salary = ₹1.75–₹1.9 lakh/month approx.
How to calculate fitment factor?
No need to calculate — it’s a fixed multiplier decided by the pay commission. For 8th CPC, it’s expected to be 2.86. So, just multiply your current basic by 2.86 to get new basic pay or pension.
How to calculate 8th CPC pay matrix?
No official matrix is released yet. But you can get a preview by applying the 2.86 factor to your current 7th CPC Pay Matrix. Example: Level 6, ₹35,400 → ₹35,400 × 2.86 = ₹1,01,244 (Expected New Basic Pay)
How can I calculate pension amount?
Easy. You can use this: For old pensioners: New Pension = Old Pension × 2.86 For new retirees: 50% of Last Basic Pay × 2.86 Or use this calculator: 👉 8th CPC Pension Calculator
Final Word: Don’t Just Guess. Calculate & Be Ready
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