NPS is a government-backed retirement savings scheme regulated by PFRDA (Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority). It helps individuals build a retirement corpus through systematic contributions. At maturity (age 60), 60% can be withdrawn as tax-free lump sum and 40% must be used to purchase an annuity for monthly pension. NPS offers triple tax benefits and is available to all Indian citizens aged 18-70.
NPS Calculator
Calculate your National Pension System retirement corpus, monthly pension, lump sum withdrawal, and tax savings with detailed breakdown.
Tax Benefits Breakdown
Corpus Distribution at Maturity
Investment Growth Over Time
Year-wise Investment Growth
NPS Terms & Regulations
How to Use NPS Calculator
Our NPS calculator helps you plan your retirement with accurate projections. Follow these steps to get precise results.
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Select Subscriber Category Choose your category: All Citizens, Corporate Employee, or Government Employee
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Enter Contribution Details Input your current age, monthly contribution, employer contribution %, and expected return rate
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Set Investment Allocation Choose equity, corporate bond, government securities, and alternative asset percentages
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View Results See your retirement corpus, monthly pension, lump sum, and tax savings with detailed charts
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Download Report Download PDF or Excel report for records and financial planning
Why Use ASLI FORM NPS Calculator
Our NPS calculator is designed with precision and includes all regulatory aspects of the National Pension System.
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PFRDA Compliant Calculations All calculations follow PFRDA guidelines and regulations
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Tier I & Tier II Support Calculate both mandatory Tier I and voluntary Tier II accounts
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Triple Tax Benefits Calculate savings under 80C, 80CCD(1B), and 80CCD(2)
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Asset Allocation Customize equity, debt, and alternative asset allocation
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Annuity Calculation Calculate monthly pension based on annuity rates
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PDF & Excel Downloads Export your NPS planning report for records
Frequently Asked Questions
NPS offers triple tax benefits: (1) Up to ₹1.5 lakh deduction under Section 80C, (2) Additional ₹50,000 deduction under Section 80CCD(1B), (3) Employer contribution up to 10% of salary (14% for government) deductible under Section 80CCD(2). Total potential deduction: ₹2 lakh + employer contribution. This makes NPS one of the most tax-efficient retirement products in India.
Tier I is the mandatory retirement account with lock-in till age 60, offering tax benefits. Minimum contribution: ₹1,000/year with at least 4 contributions. Tier II is a voluntary savings account with no lock-in, allowing flexible withdrawals, but no tax benefits. Minimum contribution: ₹250 per transaction. Tier I is required to open a Tier II account.
At maturity, 40% of the corpus must be used to purchase an annuity. Monthly pension = (40% of corpus × Annuity rate) / 12. For example, if corpus is ₹1 crore and annuity rate is 6%, monthly pension = (₹40 lakh × 6%) / 12 = ₹20,000 per month. Annuity rates vary by provider (typically 5-7%) and are locked for life.
NPS returns depend on asset allocation. Equity (E) typically gives 10-12%, Corporate Bonds (C) 8-9%, Government Securities (G) 7-8%, and Alternative Assets (A) 9-11%. Overall portfolio return of 9-11% is commonly assumed for long-term planning. Returns are market-linked and not guaranteed.
Partial withdrawal of up to 25% of contributions is allowed after 3 years for specific reasons like higher education, marriage, medical treatment, or home purchase (max 3 times). Full withdrawal is allowed at age 60. If corpus is less than ₹5 lakh, 100% can be withdrawn. Premature exit before 60 requires 80% annuity purchase.
Tier I: Minimum ₹1,000 per year with at least 4 contributions. No maximum limit. Tier II: Minimum ₹250 per transaction. No maximum limit. For tax benefits under 80CCD(1B), maximum eligible contribution is ₹50,000 per year. Employer contribution limit is 10% of salary (14% for government).
Any Indian citizen aged 18-70 years can open an NPS account. NRIs can also open NPS accounts but must close it at age 70. Three categories: All Citizens Model (any individual), Corporate Model (employer-employee), and Government Model (central/state government employees).
In case of subscriber's death, the entire corpus (100%) is paid to the nominee/legal heir. The nominee can choose to receive the entire amount as lump sum or use it to purchase an annuity. There is no lock-in for nominees in case of death.
You can download your NPS calculation results as PDF reports or Excel/CSV spreadsheets using the download buttons above the amortization table. PDF includes charts, tax breakdown, and detailed projections. Excel files contain year-wise data for further analysis. Both formats are professional-grade.
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