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Use the salary amount and pay period shown by the calculator. Keep the period consistent when comparing results.
Calculate your salary increase, hike percentage and revised pay. Enter your current salary and hike to see the new amount with a worked example.
New annual salary
โน1,10,000
Annual increase
โน10,000
Salary hike results are estimates for planning and should be checked against current official rules or professional advice where applicable.
Use the salary amount and pay period shown by the calculator. Keep the period consistent when comparing results.
Add the percentage increase offered by your employer. For example, a 10% hike means an increase equal to one tenth of the current salary.
Check the increase amount and revised salary. Confirm whether the figure represents annual CTC, gross pay or monthly pay before relying on it.
Increase = Current salary ร (Hike percentage รท 100); Revised salary = Current salary + IncreaseExample: a 10% hike on โน6,00,000 adds โน60,000, making the revised annual salary โน6,60,000. This is a gross estimate; take-home pay may differ because of deductions, benefits and tax.
Compare amounts using the same pay period, such as annual salary with annual salary.
A percentage hike usually applies to the salary component specified in your offer, which may differ from total CTC.
The estimate does not account for tax, provident fund, bonuses or changes to benefits and deductions.
Subtract your old salary from your new salary, divide the increase by your old salary, then multiply by 100. For example, an increase from โน6,00,000 to โน6,60,000 is a 10% hike.
Multiply your current salary by the hike percentage divided by 100, then add that increase to your current salary.
Not necessarily. Take-home pay depends on tax, provident fund, other deductions and the salary structure. This calculator estimates the gross amount using the inputs provided.
Use the period requested by the calculator and keep it consistent. If you calculate with annual salary, the result is annual; divide by 12 for a simple monthly gross estimate.
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