Up-gradation: RBE No.155/2022 – Pay Structure of Cadres
No.PC-VII/2019/RSRP/3, dated 17.11.2022
PC-VII No.200
Sub: Up-gradation of pay structure of certain cadres.
1. Consequent upon approval conveyed by Ministry of Finance vide their ID Note No.36(1)E.III(B)/2015, dated 01.11.2022, the President has now accorded his approval for upgrading the pay structure of certain Group ‘C’ cadres of Ministry of Railways detailed in the list enclosed as Annexure-I in following manner:-
(i) Up-gradation of 50% posts from Level-7 (PB-2/ GP-4600) Group ‘C’ to Level-8 (PB-2/ GP-4800)/ Group ‘C’.
(ii) Further up-gradation of these 50% posts in Level-8 (PB-2/ GP-4800) Group ‘C’ to Level-9 (PB-2/ GP-5400) Group ‘C’ on non-functional basis after 4 years of service in Level-8 (PB-2/ GP-4800).
2. Modalities governing above up-gradation are enclosed as Annexure-II.
3. This issues with the concurrence of Finance Directorate of Ministry of Railways.
Annexure-I
List of categories covered under Up-gradation
SN |
Name of the Department |
Designation |
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Categories |
1 |
Civil |
Senior Section Engineer (SSE) |
1 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ P. Way |
2 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Bridge |
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3 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Works |
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4 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Civil |
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5 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Estimator |
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6 |
Sr. Section Engineer (Research)/ Engineer |
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7 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Track Machine |
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2 |
Electrical |
Senior Section Engineer (SSE) |
8 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Electrical/ Electrical (GS) |
9 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Electrical Operation |
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10 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Electrical Maintenance |
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11 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Electrical (TRD) |
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12 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Electrical (TRS) |
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13 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Electrical (RS) |
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14 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Electrical |
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15 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Workshop |
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3 |
Mechanical |
Senior Section Engineer (SSE), Chemical & Metallurgical Supdt. |
16 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Mechanical Workshop |
17 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Mechanical |
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18 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Carriage & Wagon |
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19 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Dsl. Mechanical |
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20 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Dsl. Electrical |
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21 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Dsl. (A) |
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22 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Loco |
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23 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ J&T (Jig & Tools) |
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24 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Drawing |
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25 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Design Mechanical |
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26 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Engg. Workshop |
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27 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Mechanical/ Dy. Car/ BG & MG |
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28 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Melting |
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29 |
Chemical & Metallurgical Supdt. |
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4 |
Signal & Telecom (S&T) |
Senior Section Engineer |
30 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Signal |
31 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Telecom |
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32 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Drawing S&T |
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33 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Research (Instrumentation) |
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34 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ S&T Workshop |
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5 |
Stores |
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35 |
Sr. Section Engineer/ Printing Press |
36 |
Chief Depot Material Superintendent (CDMS) |
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6 |
Traffic/ Commercial |
Chief Controller, Station Manager/ Station Supdt, Chief Yard Master (CYM), Traffic Inspector, Commercial Supdt. CRS, Chief Booking Supervisor, Chief Ticket Inspector |
37 |
Chief Controller |
38 |
Station Manager/ Station Supdt. |
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39 |
Chief Yard Master (CYM) |
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40 |
Traffic Inspector |
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41 |
Commercial Supdt. |
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42 |
CRS |
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43 |
Chief Booking Supervisor |
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44 |
Chief Ticket Inspector |
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7 |
Personnel/ Ministerial |
Chief Office Superintendent, Chief Staff & Welfare Inspector |
45 |
Chief Office Superintendent |
46 |
Chief Staff & Welfare Inspector |
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Note # Certain designations exists in certain Railways only. |
Annexure-II
1 |
Date of effect (hereinafter referred to as cut-off date) |
This up-gradation will be effective from 01.12.2022, While determining the 50% of the strength for benefit of granting the up-gradation, sanctioned cadre strength on 30.11.2022 will be taken into consideration. The benefit of up-gradation will be restricted to the persons who are in service on the cut-off date. |
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2 |
Phase for implementation of above orders |
(ii) Phase-II: Further up-gradation of the 50% posts in Levcl-8 (PB-2/ GP-4800) to Level-9 (PB-2/ GP-5400) Group ‘C’ on non-functional basis after 4 years of service in Level-8 (PB-2/ GP-4800). After implementation of Phase-II, cadre structure of supervisory categories would be as under:
In any case, after four years the total number of posts in Level-8 & Level-9 will not be more than 50% of the total cadre strength. |
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3 |
Annual review of the Scheme |
After the cut-off date, annual review of the Scheme to be taken on 1st July of every year. |
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4 |
Matching Saving |
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5 |
Classification and designation |
There will be no change in the nomenclature/ designation, duties and responsibilities and classification of the posts after up-gradation and they will remain classified as Group ‘C’. |
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6 |
Pay fixation |
Pay fixation benefits as per extant Rules will be applicable. |
Annexure-III
Ministry of Finance
Department of expenditure
No.2(13)/E.III Desk/2017, dated 13.06.2018
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Sub: Cadre Restructuring of Group ‘C’ categories on Indian Railways – Method of calculation of financial implications.
The undersigned is directed to refer to Ministry of Railways’ O.M. No.PC-III/2013/CRC/4, dated 07.05.2018 seeking clarification/ guidelines with regard to calculation of financial implication and to say that the matter was referred to E.Coord.I Branch of this Department the nodal section. The E.Coord.I Branch, D/c Expenditure has clarified the issue as under:-
(I) For regular temporary posts:
‘Average of Pay Cell-1 (entry pay) & pay cell-10 of proposed Pay Level of the post as per 7th CPC (w.r.t. pre-revised Grade Pay) + DA)
Financial Implication = [Pay Cell-1 + Pay Cell 10) of Pay Level as per 7th CPC] + DA / 2
Concept: Personnel’s posted against any post in particular Pay Level usually get promoted to higher posts within 7-8 years or get MACP after completion of 10 years of services in that particular Pay Level (pre-revised GP). Next person to be recruited against the post either joins at entry pay i.e. Pay Cell-1 or in Pay Cell-1 to 6 of that Pay Level of the post. Hence, financial implication of any post in particular Pay Level may be calculated as ‘Average of Pay Cell-1 (entry pay) & Pay cell-10 of proposed Pay Level of the post as per 7th CPC (w.r.t. pre-revised Grade Pay) + current DA’.
(II) For co-terminus posts:
‘Pay cell 1 (entry pay) of proposed Pay Level as per 7th CPC + DA’
Concept: Co-terminus posts are created in respect to the tenure in respect to the tenure of the Minister/ Member of the organization wherein the tenure of the Minister/ Member is not known (not fixed). In those cases, the financial Implication of the posts in proposed Pay level may be calculated as ‘Pay cell 1 (entry pay) of proposed Pay Level as per 7th CPC (w.r.t. pre-revised Grade Pay) + current DA’.
(III) For HAG level & Apex Level posts i.e. Pay Level – 15 & above:
‘Pay cell 1 (entry pay) of proposed Pay Level as per 7th CPC + DA’
Concept: For HAG levels post (Level-15 & 16), only upto Pay cell-8 & upto Pay cell-4 is mentioned in Pay matrix of 7th CPC respectively. For Apex level (level 17) & Cabinet Secretary (Level 18), only one Pay cell mentioned in pay matrix. It would appropriate to calculate financial implication of the proposed posts in Pay Level-15 & above as “Pay Cell 1 (entry pay) of proposed Pay Level as per 7th CPC (w.r.t. pre-revised Grade Pay) + current DA”.
Note: Pay Levels are the respective levels in 7th CPC Pay Matrix corresponding to the pre-revised Grade Pay of 6th CPC where Pay Cell are sub-levels of the particular Pay Level of 7th CPC as marked in Annexure-I.
Annexure-IV
Pay Structure as per 6th CPC |
Pay Level as per 7th CPC |
Mid value as per MoF’s OM dated 13.06.2018 (DA taken as 38%) |
Existing sanctioned strength of the cadre (Example only) |
Proposed revised distribution in Phase-1 |
Existing cost |
Revised cost as per revised percentage |
Financial implication per month |
Financial implication per year |
(i) |
(ii) |
(iii) |
(iv) |
(v) |
(vi) |
(vii) |
(viii) |
(ix) |
4800 |
Level-8 |
75762 |
0 |
50 |
0 |
3788100 |
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4600 |
Level-7 |
71415 |
100 |
50 |
7141500 |
3570750 |
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Total |
7141500 |
7358850 |
217350 |
2608200 |
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Mid value of post in Level-1 |
28635 |
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No. of posts to be surrendered |
Financial implication per month/ Mid value of post in Level-1) |
(217350)/(28635) |
7.590361446 |
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Seven posts. |
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Note: The cadre strength of 100 in column (iv) has been taken for the purpose of illustration only. While determining the financial implication, Sanctioned Strength shall be taken into consideration. |
Download Railway Board Circulars RBE No.155/2022
Forward reference ⇒ dated 01.12.2022, RBE No.16/2023, 15.05.2023, RBE No.91/2023, 08.11.2023,
Sir, what about the SSE’s had already gone to the Level-8 & Level-9 (MACP) had completed 10 years and 20 years service , is there any benefit for them in RBE 155/2022?
Sir I have got the upgradation in South Western railway but I got inter railway transfer in North Central railway but I have not got my fixation in upgradation