Pay and arrears calculator for revised UGC pay packages
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Based on MHRD notification for teachers and other staffs' pay package, everyone is interested to know the pay and arrears. However, there are several unanswered questions in view of non-release of fitment tables by UGC. Here, it has been attempted to provide a handy tool to calculate the arrears consequent upon revision of salary structure. 6CPC tables and pay fixation is difficult to follow due to different grade pays from the 6CPC grade pays. There are several other problems related to pay fixation in case of UGC pay package. Even in 6CPC, tables were prepared using bunching for Pay band IV. There are minimum pay for different entry points based on grade pays.
In absence of clear cut guidelines, its a uphill task to fix pays of several categories. The pay calculator given here is yet to be updated based on release of fitment tables by UGC. In the mean time this program can be tested by the users and errors may be rported in the comment box below.
How to use the pay calculator?
It is a simple Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet (417kb).
After downloading, it can be opened using Microsoft Excel
Calculations are instant.
IMPORTANT: I have updated calculator for PB3. I'll update it for PB4 very soon. Hence, PB4 employees are requested to wait till updated calculator is uploaded.
File can be downloaded clicking PB3 Calculator - UGC-Pay
I've uploaded "Readers Pay Calculator" on requests of visitors of this hub. However, there are some errors and calculated arrears may not be exactly same. I've prepared several calculator but could not test them due to paucity of time. Currently, I don't have any time due to some project work. Readers, if interested, may download this file and can tally with their own calculations.Please, don't point out errors as I am aware of them but don't have time to correct them.
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