Leave Encashment on Retirement Calculator for Rajasthan UGC Teachers
At retirement up to 300 days of earned leave and half pay leave together can be encashed, at basic pay plus DA for earned leave.
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 ✅ 1 verified ⚠️ 1 not yet verified
📄 Rule basis
- CCS (Leave) Rules 1972, updated 24.09.2024 (24.09.2024) — mail.lgbrimh.gov.in
🔎 Source
✅ Verified from an official order
- Dearness Allowance (DA) — 60% from 01.01.2026: 60% — from 01.01.2026 · Order: Rajasthan Finance order No. F.6(3)FD(Rules)/2017 dated 23.04.2026 (College Teachers Rules 2018, Rule 15: DA, HRA and all allowances payable on basic pay in the Academic Level) · verified 18.10.2026 · Rajasthan Finance Department orders
⚠️ Not yet verified from an official order — confirm with your university before relying on it
- Earned leave for vacation staff, half-pay leave, child care leave, encashment up to 300 days: 5 days a half-year (+20 a year); 300 days — Leave figures follow the Central rules (vacation department); Rajasthan's leave rules for college teachers are not yet confirmed. · Check here: Rajasthan Finance Department orders
How it works
You enter: Last basic pay, DA rate, Earned Leave at credit, Half Pay Leave at credit. The result updates as you type. It applies Dearness Allowance (DA) — 60% from 01.01.2026 — each checked against the official order (✅). It also uses Earned leave for vacation staff, half-pay leave, child care leave, encashment up to 300 days — not yet confirmed from an official order for university teachers (⚠️), so check these with your university.
Frequently asked questions
How much leave can be encashed at retirement?Up to 300 days of earned leave and half pay leave together.
How much earned leave do teachers get?5 days on 1 January and 5 on 1 July, plus up to 20 days for vacation not availed, at most 30 a year.
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.