Choose regular or probationer mode, then enter your pay level or current basic pay and adjust the DA rate if your Rajasthan payroll uses a different figure.
Rajasthan salary planning
Rajasthan Government Salary Calculator 2026
Calculate Rajasthan government in-hand salary using pay level or basic pay, editable DA, city-based HRA, regular or probationer mode, NPS or GPF-style deductions, RGHS, SI, and recurring salary recoveries under Rajasthan Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules 2017.
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Editable DA
58% default
Update it if your payroll differs
Posting Location
Y / Z HRA
Rajasthan city-based HRA planning
Deductions
NPS / GPF + RGHS
Clear take-home view
Result
Gross to net
Monthly in-hand estimate
Calculate Rajasthan government salary
Enter your pay level or current basic pay, choose regular or probationer mode, update the DA rate if needed, and estimate monthly in-hand salary with HRA, transport allowance, medical allowance, NPS or GPF, RGHS, SI, and recurring deductions.
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Jump to the calculator, assumptions, Rajasthan salary rules, deductions, FAQs, and related tools.
How This Rajasthan Salary Calculator Works
Select your Rajasthan posting location for HRA and review transport, medical, NPS or GPF, RGHS, SI, and other deductions before calculation.
Generate a salary estimate to compare gross salary, deductions, and expected Rajasthan in-hand salary for planning.
This page estimates Rajasthan salary by combining basic pay, DA, HRA, transport allowance, and medical allowance, then subtracting NPS or GPF, professional tax, RGHS, SI, and any extra monthly deductions you enter.
It is meant to be practical for planning and salary-slip comparison. Final amounts should still be checked against official Rajasthan records and department-specific payroll data.
Current Rajasthan Assumptions Used
Rajasthan estimates usually make more sense when you compare them with the central 7th CPC, DA, HRA, and tax tools rather than reading the result alone. For state-level benchmarking, the Punjab and Maharashtra calculators are the most useful next comparisons.
Editable DA
The page starts with a 58% planning DA rate, but you can change it directly if you are using a different reference figure.
City-Based HRA
It uses a practical Rajasthan HRA split of 20% for Y-class cities and 10% for Z-class locations for planning.
Regular vs Probationer
Probationer mode is treated as fixed-pay planning with no DA or HRA, while regular mode uses the full salary structure.
Deductions
The result can use NPS or GPF style retirement deductions, plus a simplified professional-tax estimate, RGHS, SI, and any user-entered recoveries.
Rajasthan Government Salary Structure
Rajasthan salary planning usually follows a familiar state-government structure built from basic pay, dearness allowance, house rent allowance, transport and medical-style recurring components, then layered deductions. The exact final mix still depends on cadre, office, and service conditions.
Key Features
- 7th CPC-style state planning structure
- Editable DA input
- Rajasthan city-based HRA
- Allowance and deduction estimate in one result view
- Useful for pay comparison and planning
City Classifications
- Y Class: Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Bikaner, Ajmer
- Z Class: Other cities and towns
Allowances and Benefits
Rajasthan government employees may receive a combination of recurring allowances, reimbursements, and role-specific benefits. This page keeps the focus on the main monthly salary-driving components so users can get to a usable estimate quickly.
Main Allowances
- Dearness Allowance
- House Rent Allowance
- Transport Allowance
- Medical Allowance
- Post-specific admissible allowances
Additional Benefits
- Leave-related salary treatment
- Family or children-related reimbursements where applicable
- Recoverable advances or department-specific benefits
- Role-based or location-based additions
Deductions and Rules
The page includes the deduction blocks that most directly affect take-home salary planning, but your actual slip may also include tax, loan recovery, association dues, accommodation-related adjustments, and other office-specific recoveries.
Mandatory Deductions
- NPS: 10% of basic pay plus DA in NPS mode
- GPF: user-selected percentage on basic pay in GPF mode
- Professional Tax: simplified planning deduction
- RGHS / SI: add your monthly deduction if it appears on your slip
Other Possible Deductions
- Housing or accommodation recovery
- Utility recovery
- Loan and advance recovery
- Union or association dues
Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers to the questions most people ask before using the Rajasthan salary calculator.
What DA rate does this Rajasthan calculator use by default?
It begins with a 58% planning DA value, but the field is editable.
How is HRA estimated here?
HRA is estimated as 20% or 10% of basic pay based on your selected Rajasthan city class.
Does the page include NPS or GPF deduction?
Yes. You can switch between NPS mode and GPF mode depending on the deduction style you want to model.
Does this page handle probationer trainee salary?
Yes, in a planning sense. Probationer mode treats the basic-pay field as fixed probationer pay and removes DA and HRA. Final probationer treatment should still be verified from official Rajasthan rules and salary slips.
Can I include RGHS and SI deductions?
Yes. Both RGHS and SI can be added directly if they appear on your Rajasthan salary slip.
Should I compare the estimate with my official salary slip?
Yes. This is a planning calculator and should always be checked against official records.