How this calculation works
Estimate gratuity using the displayed 15/26 wage formula and an entered payment ceiling. The service-rounding rule and the ceiling are separate: rounding changes eligible years, while the ceiling can reduce the formula amount. This is an amount calculator, not a decision on employment eligibility or a different statutory arrangement.
Worked example
This example uses illustrative inputs. Your current result is shown above.
Enter ₹52,000 monthly wages, 10 completed years, 7 additional months and a ₹20,00,000 ceiling. Service rounds to 11 years. Gratuity = ₹52,000 × 15/26 × 11 = ₹3,30,000, all below the entered ceiling.
Assumptions and limits
- The entered wage amount is assumed to be the applicable monthly wage base for this 15/26 formula.
- Exactly six additional months do not round up; more than six do.
- The calculator does not establish qualifying service, coverage, fixed-term employment treatment, tax exemption or whether a more favourable employment agreement applies.
Questions people ask
Why do six and seven extra months give different amounts?
This model counts an extra year only when the remaining service exceeds six months. It does not round six months upward.
Is the ceiling also my tax-free limit?
The input only caps the calculated payment. Payment entitlement and income-tax exemption are different questions and are not assessed together here.
Can I use gross monthly salary?
Only if that equals the applicable wage base for your case. Including allowances that do not belong in the relevant base can overstate the estimate; verify the components with your employment records.