Nepal government (civil service) salary scale calculator

No. No official Ministry of Finance gazette PDF or the Department of National Personnel Records' own salary sheet could be fetched directly for this page, so every figure comes from cross-checking several Nepali government-jobs and news write-ups against each other. Basic-pay starting figures are tagged confirmed only where the independently-styled sources agreed with each other directly, with no conflict to resolve. Where sources disagreed and a conflict had to be resolved by our own arithmetic cross-check rather than clean multi-source agreement, the figure is tagged reported instead, even if it's still the number used. For an official figure, check the Nepal Gazette, your ministry's salary circular, or the FCGO payroll system.

FY 2082/83 (2025/26) is the last schedule this research found multiple sources agreeing on. FY 2083/84 (2026/27, the current fiscal year) brought an announced roughly 10% basic-pay rise plus a new incentive allowance, but even the secondary source that published post-wise FY 2083/84 numbers called them provisional estimates pending the official post-wise circular, so this tool carries that same caveat rather than presenting them as settled.

Only basic pay is taxed here, the same income-tax engine the general salary calculator uses. The monthly dearness allowance (reported at roughly Rs 5,000, not independently confirmed), the FY 2083/84 incentive allowance, and any position, risk or local allowance are all excluded, so a real payslip's gross and net will run higher than the basic-pay figure shown.

Civil servants move up a fixed number of pay grades within their post over their career, each grade adding a reported per-step increment to the starting basic. The step counts and increment amounts here are corroborated by two of the three sources cross-checked in this research (not independently re-verified against an official gazette), so they're tagged reported rather than confirmed.