The Government Servant recruited on or after 1st day of January 2006 is eligible to draw his pay in the Revised Pay Structure only. Consequent to the introduction of the system of revised Pay Structure consisting pay bands and grade pays were one pay band corresponds to may existing scales of pay (mostly with a distinct grade pay for each existing scale of pay), it has 
become necessary to clearly understand the method of fixation of pay in the pay band for th official appointed as fresh recruitment different existing scales of pay. If an official is recruited to a post for which the existing scale is the lowest for a particulars pay band (like Rs. 5000-8000 in respect of PB-2 or Rs. 8000-13500 for PB-3), his pay in the pay band can be fixed at the start of the pay band (Rs. 9300 and Rs. 15600 respectively in the above case). But when recruitment is made to posts, which are currently in different intermediate scales of pay, the pay fixed in the pay band will have to be different. This will have to be indicated in terms of the grade pay of the post to which the requirement is made. Accordingly, the entry level pay in the pay band for such officials has been calculated and is given in the Annexure-III of the rules.
become necessary to clearly understand the method of fixation of pay in the pay band for th official appointed as fresh recruitment different existing scales of pay. If an official is recruited to a post for which the existing scale is the lowest for a particulars pay band (like Rs. 5000-8000 in respect of PB-2 or Rs. 8000-13500 for PB-3), his pay in the pay band can be fixed at the start of the pay band (Rs. 9300 and Rs. 15600 respectively in the above case). But when recruitment is made to posts, which are currently in different intermediate scales of pay, the pay fixed in the pay band will have to be different. This will have to be indicated in terms of the grade pay of the post to which the requirement is made. Accordingly, the entry level pay in the pay band for such officials has been calculated and is given in the Annexure-III of the rules.
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