Pay Level 4 salary (7th CPC)

₹25,500 – ₹81,100basic pay a month

Pay Level 4 of the 7th Central Pay Commission starts at ₹25,500 basic pay a month. It has 40 steps; the highest is ₹81,100 a month. These are basic pay figures from the CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016. Dearness allowance (DA), house rent allowance (HRA) and other allowances are paid on top and change with the DA rate and the city.

Every step of Level 4

Step 1 is the entry pay. Each yearly increment moves one step down this list.

  1. Step 1₹25,500
  2. Step 2₹26,300
  3. Step 3₹27,100
  4. Step 4₹27,900
  5. Step 5₹28,700
  6. Step 6₹29,600
  7. Step 7₹30,500
  8. Step 8₹31,400
  9. Step 9₹32,300
  10. Step 10₹33,300
  11. Step 11₹34,300
  12. Step 12₹35,300
  13. Step 13₹36,400
  14. Step 14₹37,500
  15. Step 15₹38,600
  16. Step 16₹39,800
  17. Step 17₹41,000
  18. Step 18₹42,200
  19. Step 19₹43,500
  20. Step 20₹44,800
  21. Step 21₹46,100
  22. Step 22₹47,500
  23. Step 23₹48,900
  24. Step 24₹50,400
  25. Step 25₹51,900
  26. Step 26₹53,500
  27. Step 27₹55,100
  28. Step 28₹56,800
  29. Step 29₹58,500
  30. Step 30₹60,300
  31. Step 31₹62,100
  32. Step 32₹64,000
  33. Step 33₹65,900
  34. Step 34₹67,900
  35. Step 35₹69,900
  36. Step 36₹72,000
  37. Step 37₹74,200
  38. Step 38₹76,400
  39. Step 39₹78,700
  40. Step 40₹81,100

Source: CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016 — Pay Matrix, notified 25 July 2016.

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Frequently asked questions

Pay Level 4: questions

What is the starting basic pay in Pay Level 4?

₹25,500 a month, the first cell of Level 4 in the 7th Pay Commission pay matrix.

What is the highest basic pay in Pay Level 4?

₹81,100 a month, after 39 steps up the level.

Does Pay Level 4 pay include DA and HRA?

No. The pay matrix shows basic pay only. Dearness allowance is a percentage of basic pay set by the government, and house rent allowance depends on the city class, so in-hand pay is higher than the basic pay shown here.

Where does this table come from?

From Part A of the Schedule to the CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016, notified on 25 July 2016 by the Department of Expenditure. Later revisions are not included.

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