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How to use the NPS to OPS Deposit Calculator

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Updated 01 Sep 2026  ·  By Manoj Parihar, HPFAS

An HP government employee or pensioner returning from the NPS/CPS to the Old Pension Scheme has to pay back the government's share of the accumulated corpus. This works out how much, splits it against the two heads of account it is credited to, and decides eligibility first — because the answer to “how much” only matters once the answer to “whether” is yes.

What it works out

Enter the exit event and its date, the dates of birth and regular appointment, and the corpus as it stands — the employee’s contribution, the government’s, and the dividend. It decides eligibility against the qualifying service the exit event requires, then works out the deposit and its split, and prints the sheet.

Where the figures come from

It replaces the departmental workbook and reproduces it figure for figure on two saved cases, checked on every change. Nothing is computed or formatted in your browser: every amount on screen and on the printed sheet is the server’s, so what you read is what the document says.

Eligibility first. The size of the deposit is only interesting once the return is admissible at all.
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Enter the exit event and the corpus, and see the deposit and its split worked out.
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Manoj Parihar, A Serving HPFAS officer
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Manoj Parihar
A Serving HPFAS officer

The founder of HPFAS Insights is a seasoned HPFAS officer with nearly 25 years of hands-on experience in government accounting, pay fixations, pension revisions, and service regulations. Pairing decades of accounting expertise with a strong aptitude for modern technology, he focuses on designing smarter, optimized workflows for the accounting professionals, common government employees and general public. He created HPFAS Insights to share his extensive knowledge and practical wisdom with a community of professionals who value continuous learning.

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