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Salary Hike Calculator

Compare your current salary to your expected revised salary and understand the increase per month and per year.

New annual salary

₹10,80,000

Increase per year: ₹1,80,000

MetricBeforeAfter
Annual salary₹9,00,000₹10,80,000
Monthly salary₹75,000₹90,000
Increase per month-₹15,000
Annual salary incl. bonus₹9,00,000₹10,80,000

What this salary hike calculator shows

This calculator helps employees turn a hike percentage into practical numbers: revised annual salary, monthly equivalent, yearly increase, and monthly increase. It is useful when comparing appraisal outcomes, offer revisions, or internal role changes.

How to read the result

The main figure focuses on annual salary growth. The monthly comparison is a simple annual-salary-based estimate, while the optional bonus field helps you see how the total annual compensation picture changes if a bonus is part of the revised package.

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Frequently asked questions

How is salary hike calculated?

A salary hike is calculated by multiplying current salary by the hike percentage and adding the result back to the current salary.

What is a good salary hike in India?

There is no universal number. Good hikes depend on performance, market demand, role changes, company policy, and whether the move is internal or external.

How to calculate 20% hike?

Multiply your current salary by 20%, then add that increase to your current salary. For example, a ₹10,00,000 salary with a 20% hike becomes ₹12,00,000.

How to calculate new CTC after hike?

Apply the hike percentage to your current annual salary or CTC, then compare the updated annual number and monthly equivalent.

Decision Support

What a hike percentage does and does not tell you

A hike percentage is a helpful headline, but it rarely tells the whole story by itself. The practical question is whether the revised salary changes your monthly cash flow enough to justify the move, especially when bonus treatment, tax, or a change in role expectations are involved.

This calculator keeps the math intentionally simple so you can compare current and revised salary quickly. It is best used as an early comparison step before you move into detailed take-home or tax analysis on the other live pages.