Pensioners’ Portal : Pension, Gratuity & DR Dearness Relief Calculator

Organization : Government of India Pensioners’ Portal
Service Name : Pension, Gratuity & DR Dearness Relief Calculator
Applicable For : Pensioners

Calculate Here : https://pensionersportal.gov.in/PensionCalculators/Calculator.aspx

Pension Calculator:

Pre-2006 Pensioners:
Basic Pension , Family Pension & Commuted Value Calculator, Applicable to post-1996 & pre-2006 civil pensioners

Related: Pensioners Portal Medical Benefits For Retirees :  www.statusin.in/9785.html

Input:
** Type of Retirement
** Date of Birth
** Date of Retirement (dd/mm/yyyy)
** Total Qualifying Service
** Sum of Last 10 months’ Emoluments (Basic Pay + NPA + SI +DP) (in Rs.)

Output:
** Average Emoluments(in Rs.)
** Basic Pension Amount (in Rs.)

Family Pension Calculation:
Input:
** Sum of Last Month Emoluments (Basic Pay + NPA + SI + DP) (in Rs.)

Output:
** Normal Family Pension ( in Rs.)
** Enhanced Family Pension (in Rs.)

Commuted Value of Pension Calculation:
Input:
** Percentage of Pension to be Commuted (e.g. 10 ) Maximum 40 %
** Whether the Retirement Day is Last Working Day before Date of Birth

Output:
** Amount of Pension Commuted (in Rs.)
** Reduced Monthly Pension after Commutation (in Rs.)

Gratuity Calculator :
Applicable to post-1996 & pre-2006 civil pensioners

Input:
** Type of Gratuity
** Type of Retirement
** Date of Birth
** Date of Retirement (dd/mm/yyyy)
** Total Qualifying Service
** Sum of Last Month Emoluments
** (Basic Pay + DP + DA)

Output:
Gratuity Amount

Note : All the figures are indicative

FAQs :
1. Which rules govern pension and gratuity to the employees retiring from Central Government Civil Departments.
Pension and gratuity of the employees retiring from Central Government Departments is regulated by the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1972. There are separate rules regarding pension and gratuity of Railway employees and Defence personnel.

2. Is the date of voluntary retirement treated as duty?
Yes, the date of voluntary retirement is treated as duty (Rule 5).

3. Who is eligible for pension?
A Govt. servant appointed in a pensionable establishment on or before 31.12.2003 and retires from Government service with a qualifying service of 10 years or more is eligible for pension (Rule 2, 49).

4. How is pension calculated?
W.e.f. 1.1.2006, pension is calculated @ 50% of emoluments (last pay) or average emoluments (for last 10 months), whichever is more beneficial to the retiring Govt. servant. (Rule 49).

5. What happens to the departmental proceedings instituted against a Govt. servant during service and pending at the time of retirement? Can pension/gratuity be paid to a retiring, Govt. servant if Departmental/Judicial proceeding are pending against him at the time of retirement?
Department proceedings pending at the time of retirement are deemed to be the proceedings under Rule 9 and shall be continued and concluded by the same disciplinary authority and in the same manner.

Thereafter, authority will submit a report recording its finding to the President. In such cases, only provisional pension is paid and gratuity is withheld till the conclusion of departmental proceedings and issue of final orders thereon by the competent authority.