NPS Monthly Contribution Calculator for Jammu & Kashmir UGC Teachers
Under NPS you contribute 10% of basic pay plus DA each month and the employer adds 14%.
Central Government rates. This calculator uses the Central rules; Jammu & Kashmir's own rules may differ — check with your university.
Important: Government rules, allowances and rates change from time to time. Before taking a final decision or making a claim, confirm the figures with the latest official order, notification or rules of the department concerned.
📄 Rules & sources ⚠️ 2 not yet verified
📄 Rule basis
- CCS (Implementation of NPS) Rules 2021, G.S.R. 227(E) (31.03.2021) — cpao.nic.in
🔎 Source
⚠️ Not yet verified from an official order — confirm with your university before relying on it
- Dearness Allowance (DA) — latest J&K order: not filled in — The last J&K employee DA order read is 55% from 01.01.2025 (Codes Division, June 2025); pensioners' DR was raised to 60% from 01.01.2026 (Order 181-F of 2026) but the matching employee DA order could not be opened — enter the rate on your pay slip. · Check here: J&K DA order 2025 (Accountant General copy)
- NPS — 10% employee + 14% employer: 10% + 14% — NPS for those appointed from 01.01.2010; 10% + 14% is used — J&K's State share is not yet confirmed. · Check here: J&K DA order 2025 (Accountant General copy)
How it works
You enter: Basic pay, DA rate, Employee share, Employer share. The result updates as you type. It also uses Dearness Allowance (DA) — latest J&K order; NPS — 10% employee + 14% employer — not yet confirmed from an official order for university teachers (⚠️), so check these with your university.
Frequently asked questions
What does NPS deduct?10% of basic pay plus DA from you; the employer adds 14%.
What is the UPS assured payout?50% of the last 12 months' average basic pay for 25 years of service, proportionately from 10 years, minimum ₹10,000, plus DR.
Are these figures official?They follow the orders listed under Rules & sources on this page. Values marked ⚠️ are not yet confirmed from an official order. For a final figure, rely on your finance office and the order itself.