8th Pay Commission: How much do you know about the Pay Commission of India, see the quiz

8th Pay Commission : The central government has recently approved the 8th Pay Commission. Under this, the salary of central employees will increase. In such a situation, a quiz has been given in this article regarding the Pay Commission of India.

8th Pay Commission: The central government has given the green signal to the 8th Pay Commission. The commission will review the inflation and submit its report to the central government. In the report, the commission will give its recommendations regarding salary and allowances. On this basis, salary and allowances will be decided. In such a situation, the 8th Pay Commission remains in discussions these days. In this article, a quiz has been given about the Pay Commission of India.

Quiz Start –

Question 1: When was the first Pay Commission constituted in India?

a) 1946 b) 1947

c) 1948 d) 1950

Question 2: What is the main objective of the Pay Commission?

a) Review and improvement of salaries, allowances and service conditions of government employees and pensioners.

b) Revision in salary only

c) Revision in pension only

d) Review and improvement of service conditions

Question 3: When were the recommendations of the 7th Pay Commission implemented?

a) From 1 January 2016 b) From 1 February 2016

c) From 1 March 2017 d) From 1 April 2016

Question 4: Who constitutes the Pay Commission?

a) Government of India b) Central and State Government

c) Only by the President d) Only by the Prime Minister

Question 5: By when has the 8th Pay Commission been asked to submit its report?

a) 2026 b) 2025

c) 2027 d) 2028

Question 6: Who was the chairman of the 7th Pay Commission?

a) Justice AK Mathur

b) Justice Sanjeev Khanna

c) Justice Satish Chandra Sharma

d) Justice Arun Bhansali (CJ)

Question 7: Do state governments also implement the recommendations of the Pay Commission?

a) Yes, but they can take independent decisions for their employees.

b) No, state governments cannot do this.

c) Yes, but the state government will take the decision for its employees after asking the government.

d) The government will recommend it to the central government, after which the central government will approve it.

Question 8: What impact does the Pay Commission have on the government economy?

a) Increase in government expenditure and impact on inflation rate.

b) Impact only on inflation rate.

c) Increase in government expenditure only.

d) No increase in government expenditure and no increase in inflation

Question 9: At what interval is the Pay Commission constituted?

a) Usually every 10 years

b) Every five years

c) Every 15 years

d) Every 3 years

Question 10: Who gets the benefit of Pay Commission?

a) Central government employees, pensioners and in some cases state government employees.

b) Central and private employees

c) Private and state government employees

d) Private and state government employees

Answer
1- 1946

2- Review and improvement of pay, allowances and service conditions of government employees and pensioners.

3- 1 January, 2016

4- Government of India

5- 2026

6- Justice AK Mathur

7- Yes, but they can take independent decisions for their employees.

8- Increase in government expenditure and impact on inflation rate.

9- Every 10 years

10- Central government employees, pensioners and in some cases state government employees.

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