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In-Hand Salary Chart India FY 2026-27: CTC to Take-Home for Every LPA

What every CTC actually pays per month in FY 2026-27 — in-hand salary chart under the new regime, with per-LPA breakdowns of tax, EPF, and old-vs-new regime math.

⚠️ Not financial advice. Figures are estimates from the stated assumptions and should not be the basis for any investment, tax, or financial decision. Consult a qualified financial adviser or chartered accountant.

Every salary negotiation in India runs on CTC, and every household budget runs on in-hand — this chart bridges the two for FY 2026-27. Figures use the new tax regime with a standard 50%-basic structure; click any row for the full breakdown, the old-regime comparison, and the deduction level at which switching regimes pays.

CTCMonthly in-hand (new regime)Annual income taxFull breakdown
10 LPA₹78,133₹010 LPA details →
12 LPA₹93,800₹012 LPA details →
15 LPA₹1,09,175₹97,50015 LPA details →
18 LPA₹1,28,233₹1,50,80018 LPA details →
20 LPA₹1,40,433₹1,92,40020 LPA details →
25 LPA₹1,68,983₹3,19,80025 LPA details →

How to read this chart

The monthly figure is what lands in your bank account after income tax (including cess), your 12%-of-basic EPF contribution, and professional tax. It deliberately excludes variable pay and one-time components — those are negotiation topics, not monthly money. If your offer letter shows a different basic percentage or a large variable slice, the linked per-salary pages explain how each piece moves the number, and the calculator accepts your exact structure.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my in-hand salary so much lower than CTC ÷ 12?
CTC includes employer costs (employer EPF, gratuity accrual, insurance premiums) that never reach your account, and your own income tax, 12% employee EPF, and professional tax are deducted from what remains. Depending on structure, monthly in-hand typically lands at 70–80% of CTC ÷ 12.
Are these figures old regime or new regime?
The chart shows the FY 2026-27 new regime with the ₹75,000 standard deduction and no other deductions — the default that most salaried filers now use. Each linked page also computes the old regime and the exact deduction level at which it becomes worth switching.
What assumptions does this chart make?
Full CTC treated as taxable salary, basic pay = 50% of CTC, employee EPF = 12% of basic, professional tax ₹2,400/year. Real payslips differ with variable pay, flexi benefits, and employer PF treatment — use the take-home salary calculator with your actual structure for a personal figure.

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