Enter your Bihar basic pay directly or start with the optional pay-level helper if you want a quick entry-point amount.
Bihar 7th CPC salary planning
Bihar Government Salary Calculator 2026
Calculate Bihar government in-hand salary using pay level or basic pay, DA, HRA, transport allowance, medical allowance, GIS, NPS, and common deductions under Bihar Pay Revision Rules 2017. This page is built as a planning tool, not an official payroll slip.
Built for Bihar Pay Revision Rules 2017 salary planning with practical payroll inputs
Calculate Bihar government salary
Enter your Bihar pay level or current basic pay, update the DA rate if needed, choose your posting location, and calculate estimated monthly in-hand salary with HRA, transport allowance, medical allowance, GIS, NPS or CPS, and common deductions.
Table of Contents
Jump to the calculator, assumptions, Bihar salary structure, deductions, FAQs, and related tools.
How This Bihar Salary Calculator Works
Set your DA rate, choose your posting location for HRA, and adjust transport, medical, GIS, or other recurring deductions.
Generate a salary estimate to compare gross salary, NPS and deduction recovery, and your expected Bihar take-home pay.
This calculator starts with your current basic pay and adds a user-editable DA rate, city-based HRA, transport allowance, and medical allowance. It then subtracts a standard NPS deduction and a simple professional tax assumption before applying any extra monthly deductions you enter.
It is designed to be more practical than a fixed one-size-fits-all salary sheet. If your department uses slightly different allowances, you can still use this page by editing the inputs to reflect your own payroll setup. You can also start from an optional pay-level entry pay and then adjust the basic pay manually if needed.
Current Bihar Assumptions Used
If you want to cross-check Bihar planning against the central stack, move next to the 7th CPC Salary Calculator, DA Calculator, HRA Calculator, and Tax Calculator. If you are comparing state patterns instead, the Maharashtra and Rajasthan pages are the closest next checks.
Optional Pay Level Entry
You can start from a common pay-level entry pay and then override the basic pay field if your actual cell or increment position is different.
Editable DA Rate
The page uses a default planning DA rate of 58%, but the field is editable so you can align it with your own salary slip or the latest Bihar order you are using.
HRA by City Class
It uses a practical Bihar HRA split of 20% for Y-class cities and 10% for Z-class cities for planning.
NPS and Tax Logic
NPS or CPS is estimated at 10% of basic pay plus DA. Professional tax is estimated using annual-income style Bihar slabs, and a GIS / insurance field is also included for planning.
Bihar Government Salary Structure
Bihar government salary planning usually starts with the basic pay anchored to the applicable pay level and cell, then adds dearness allowance, house rent allowance, transport allowance, medical allowance, and any admissible post-specific or city-specific adjustments.
Key Features
- 7th CPC-style pay planning structure
- Optional pay-level entry-pay helper
- Basic pay plus allowance model
- Bihar-style Y / Z HRA variation
- NPS, GIS, and PT-style recovery
- Useful for salary-slip comparison
City Classifications
- Y Class: Patna, Gaya, Muzaffarpur
- Z Class: Bhagalpur and other cities and towns
Allowances and Benefits
Bihar government employees may receive a combination of recurring salary components and post-specific benefits. The exact package can differ by cadre, office, posting location, and service conditions, but the broad planning structure usually includes the following:
Main Allowances
- Dearness Allowance on basic pay
- House Rent Allowance by city class
- Transport Allowance
- Medical Allowance
- Post-specific admissible benefits
Additional Benefits
- Leave-related salary benefits
- Children education and family-related reimbursements where applicable
- Festival advance or recoverable benefits where allowed
- Department-specific allowance structures
Deductions and Rules
Salary planning is incomplete without deductions. The main recurring deductions used on this page are shown below, but your actual deduction stack may vary depending on tax regime, NPS status, union dues, recoveries, loan deductions, or government accommodation adjustments.
Mandatory Deductions
- NPS: 10% of basic pay plus DA
- Professional Tax: annual-income style Bihar slab estimate
- GIS / Insurance: editable recurring deduction
- Income Tax: not auto-applied here unless reflected in your other deductions
Other Possible Deductions
- Loan or advance recovery
- Government accommodation recovery
- Water, electricity, or service charges
- Union or association dues
Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers to the questions most people ask before using the Bihar salary calculator.
What is the default DA rate used in this Bihar calculator?
The calculator starts with a 58% planning DA value, but you can change it directly if your department or salary slip uses a different rate.
Can I start from pay level instead of entering basic pay manually?
Yes. The page now lets you choose an optional pay level and entry pay, then you can still edit the basic pay field if your actual pay cell is different.
How is HRA estimated for Bihar salary planning?
HRA is estimated from your selected Bihar city class using 20% for Y-class locations and 10% for Z-class locations.
Does this Bihar salary estimate include NPS?
Yes. The page calculates NPS as 10% of basic pay plus DA and includes it in total deductions.
Can I use this page if my actual salary slip has extra components?
Yes. Use the editable allowance and deduction fields as planning placeholders, then compare the estimate with your actual salary slip.