Dual-Methodology Pension Engine

8th CPC Pension Revision Calculator

Pensions under a new Pay Commission are revised using either the Fitment Multiplier method or Notional Pay Fixation. By statutory rule, notional pay fixation for the 8th CPC can currently only be computed for retirees who retired on or after January 1, 2016 (7th CPC effective date), as pre-2016 concordance tables require an official commission notification.

Select Sourced Fitment Factor ScenarioCompare multiple representations

7th CPC Base2016-01

2.57×

7th CPC actual

Estimate2026-08

1.92×

Conservative

Union Demand2026-09

2.86×

Federation ask

Union Demand2026-03

3.68×

NC-JCM initial demand

Union Demand2026-04

3.833×

NC-JCM revised demand

Union Demand2026-09

4×

BPMS demand

Or simulate custom factor:

Every figure is labeled as a projected model, never presented as an approved fact.

Date of RetirementPost-01/01/2016: Eligible for Notional Fixation

Level at Retirement (7th CPC)

Cell (Stage) at RetirementLast Basic: ₹50,500

Pensioner Category

Methodology Status:Retirement date is post-01/01/2016. Both Fitment Multiplier and Notional Pay Fixation methods are computable. The government will grant the higher of the two.

Current 7th CPC Basic Pension

₹25,250

50% of last drawn ₹50,500 basic

Method A: Fitment MultiplierAll Retirees

₹96,800

₹25,250 × 3.833× multiplier

Method B: Notional FixationPost-2016 Only

₹96,800

50% of ₹1,93,600 notional pay

Revised Family Pension (30% of Notional Basic):Applicable to spouse / eligible family dependents upon demise

₹58,080 / month

Union Demand (Not Approved)•Formal representation or memorandum submitted by employee federations to the 8th CPC

Last verified: September 30, 2026

Source: CCS (Pension) Rules, 2021 & 7th CPC Notional Fixation Concordance Methodology(Notional fixation for pre-2016 retirees will become available once the 8th CPC concordance tables are published.)

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