The 8th Pay Commission Jaipur visit 2026 is now officially confirmed: the Commission will arrive in Jaipur, Rajasthan on 31 August 2026 (Monday) and 1 September 2026 (Tuesday) to meet central government employee unions, associations, and federations registered in the state. For every union representative or stakeholder body that submitted a Memorandum to the Commission and is yet to get a hearing, this is the moment — and the deadline to apply is 18 August 2026.
The notice, bearing reference number 25/2/2026-App/8CPC and dated 03 August 2026, was issued by Deputy Secretary Abhay N Sahay of the 8th Central Pay Commission (8th CPC). It gives Rajasthan-based organisations a tight 15-day window to secure their appointment before the slot closes.
8th Pay Commission Jaipur Visit 2026 – Key Details at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Issuing Authority | 8th Central Pay Commission, Government of India |
| Notice Reference | No. 25/2/2026-App/8CPC |
| Date of Notice | 03 August 2026 |
| Visit Location | Jaipur, Rajasthan |
| Visit Dates | 31 August 2026 (Monday) & 01 September 2026 (Tuesday) |
| Application Deadline | 18 August 2026 |
| Eligible Organisations | Central Government / UT employee Unions, Associations, Federations registered in Rajasthan only |
| How to Apply | Online via NIC portal (Memo ID required) |
| Official Website | 8cpc.gov.in |
Why the Commission Is Touring India — and What Rajasthan’s Turn Means
The 8th Central Pay Commission was constituted by the Government of India through a gazette notification dated 03 November 2025. Chaired by former Supreme Court judge Ranjana Prakash Desai and tasked with reviewing pay, allowances, pensionary benefits, and service conditions for approximately 50 lakh central government employees and 69 lakh pensioners, the Commission is working under an 18-month deadline to submit its final recommendations.
Rather than confine its consultations to New Delhi, the Commission has been conducting a structured pan-India tour to gather ground-level input from employee bodies across different regions. The cities visited so far in 2026 include Pune (May), Delhi (May and August), Lucknow (June), Kolkata and Bhubaneswar (July), with Chennai, Puducherry, and Chandigarh scheduled in September. Jaipur is the next stop — Rajasthan’s exclusive slot in this national consultation exercise.
That matters because what unions and associations say in these meetings directly informs how the Commission frames its analysis. Regional pay concerns, local cost-of-living data, and the specific service-condition grievances raised by state-level associations all feed into the deliberations. Missing Jaipur means waiting for the Commission’s next opportunity in Rajasthan — and there is no guarantee one will come before the report is finalised.
Who Can Apply for the Jaipur Meeting — and Who Cannot
Eligibility for the Jaipur session is tightly defined, and it is worth reading carefully before applying.
To seek an appointment, an organisation must be a Stakeholder, Union, Association, or Federation of Central Government or UT employees that is located or registered in Rajasthan only. State government employee organisations do not qualify for this Commission’s meetings, which covers only the central services.
Crucially, the organisation must have already submitted a formal Memorandum to the 8th CPC. The unique ‘Memo ID’ generated at the time of that submission is what you will need to complete the appointment application — without it, you cannot apply. Organisations that submitted a Memorandum but have not yet had a direct interaction with the Commission are the intended applicants. If your organisation has already met the Commission in an earlier session — whether in Delhi, Kolkata, or any other city — you are not eligible to apply for the Jaipur slot.
⚠️ Deadline: 18 August 2026. This is a firm cutoff. The Commission will not accept late requests.
How to Seek an Appointment — Step by Step
The appointment process runs entirely online through the National Informatics Centre (NIC) portal. Here is how to complete it:
First, gather your organisation’s unique Memo ID, which was generated when your Memorandum was submitted to the 8th CPC. If you are unsure of your Memo ID, check the email confirmation received at the time of submission or log back into the portal where the Memorandum was filed.
Next, visit the official appointment form at the following link provided in the Commission’s notice: https://nicforms.nic.in/enRhYmxlNmE3MDgwMDQ3NzI2YjIwMjYwODAzMTQx
Complete the form with your organisation’s details and the Memo ID before 18 August 2026. Once your request is processed, the Commission will communicate the venue and time of your meeting directly via email. No venue details are published in advance — watch your registered inbox carefully as the meeting dates approach.
💡 Tip: Submit well before 18 August. Last-minute submissions on high-traffic NIC portals can run into technical issues. Three to four days before the deadline is a safe buffer.
What This Means If You’re a Central Government Employee in Rajasthan
If you are a member or office-bearer of a union or association of central government employees registered in Rajasthan, this is the most direct opportunity your organisation will have to place its concerns before the Commission that will determine your pay structure from January 2026 onward.
The 8th CPC’s regional meetings are not ceremonial. These sessions give recognised employee bodies the space to present their specific concerns on topics ranging from pay matrix anomalies and the fitment factor to allowance rationalisation and service condition changes. If your union has already prepared and submitted a Memorandum — covering issues like stagnation at particular pay levels, HRA anomalies for Rajasthan postings, or MACP-related concerns — the Jaipur meeting is where those written submissions get turned into direct dialogue.
📌 Also Read: 8th Pay Commission 2026 – Complete Overview
If your organisation has not yet submitted a Memorandum, you will not be eligible for the Jaipur meeting. The Commission accepts Memoranda on its official website at 8cpc.gov.in, but submitting one now and applying for Jaipur in the same fortnight will be extremely tight. Focus on the next upcoming city visits — Chandigarh (16–18 September) is the next scheduled stop, covering Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and UT Chandigarh.
📌 Also Read: 8th Pay Commission Salary Calculator — Estimate what a revised fitment factor means for your pay level.
The Bigger Picture — How These Regional Meetings Shape the Final Recommendations
The 8th Central Pay Commission is not simply revising numbers in a spreadsheet. Its recommendations will affect the take-home pay, allowances, retirement corpus, and service conditions of every central government employee for the next decade — the same way the 7th CPC’s 2016 report defined salaries from then until now.
Regional consultations serve a purpose that written Memoranda alone cannot: they allow the Commission to hear the texture of grievances, to ask follow-up questions, and to understand which issues are widespread versus which are specific to particular cadres or postings. The 7th Pay Commission similarly conducted city tours before finalising its report, and union representatives who participated in those sessions credit the process with flagging anomalies that were subsequently addressed in the recommendations.
The timing of the Jaipur visit is also notable. With the Commission having already covered major metros and eastern India through July, the August–September round takes it into northern, western, and southern India in quick succession. This pace suggests the Commission is moving toward its data-gathering conclusion, which makes the remaining slots — including Jaipur’s — increasingly valuable for organisations that have not yet had a hearing.
📌 Also Read: 8th Pay Commission Timeline and Recommendation Date to understand where the Commission currently stands in its schedule.
Important Links
| What | Link |
|---|---|
| Official 8th CPC Notice (Jaipur Visit) | 8cpc.gov.in |
| Appointment Application Form (NIC Portal) | Apply Here |
| 8th Pay Commission Official Website | 8cpc.gov.in |
| 8th CPC Salary Calculator | Use the Calculator |
| 8th Pay Commission Overview 2026 | Read Here |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to seek an appointment with the 8th CPC in Jaipur?
Only Stakeholders, Unions, Associations, and Federations of Central Government or UT employees that are located or registered in Rajasthan are eligible. The organisation must have already submitted a Memorandum to the Commission and must not have previously interacted with the 8th CPC in any earlier session.
What is a Memo ID, and how do I get it?
A Memo ID is a unique identifier generated automatically when your organisation submits its Memorandum to the 8th Central Pay Commission through the official portal at 8cpc.gov.in. It was sent to your registered email at the time of submission. You need this ID to complete the appointment application for Jaipur.
What is the last date to apply for the 8th CPC Jaipur meeting?
The deadline to submit an appointment request for the Jaipur session is 18 August 2026. No requests will be entertained after this date. Organisations are advised to apply well before the cutoff to avoid last-minute issues.
Will the venue and time be intimated in advance?
Yes, but not publicly. The Commission will communicate the venue and exact time of your organisation’s meeting slot directly via email after processing your appointment request. There is no publicly announced venue schedule — watch your registered email carefully in the days leading up to 31 August.
I’m based in Rajasthan but my organisation already met the Commission earlier — can we apply again?
No. The Jaipur session is specifically for organisations that have submitted a Memorandum but have not yet interacted with the Commission. Organisations that have already had a direct meeting — in Delhi, Kolkata, or any other city — are not eligible for this slot.
Which other states has the 8th CPC visited in 2026?
The Commission has already held stakeholder meetings in Pune (May), Delhi (May and August), Lucknow (June), Bhubaneswar (July), Kolkata (July), and Hyderabad. Upcoming visits after Jaipur include Chennai and Puducherry (September) and Chandigarh (16–18 September 2026).
Conclusion
The 8th Pay Commission Jaipur visit is a fixed, time-bound opportunity — and the window to claim a seat at the table closes on 18 August 2026. If your organisation is registered in Rajasthan, has filed a Memorandum, and has not yet met the Commission, the appointment form is live and the process is straightforward. Don’t wait for the deadline week; submit early, confirm your Memo ID, and keep your inbox ready for the venue details.
For Rajasthan’s central government workforce, this two-day session is the state’s dedicated voice in a process that will define pay and service conditions for the next decade.
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Disclaimer: This article is based on the official notice No. 25/2/2026-App/8CPC issued by the 8th Central Pay Commission dated 03 August 2026. All details are subject to official announcements from the relevant authorities. Govtserviceinfo.com is not affiliated with the 8th Central Pay Commission or the Ministry of Finance. Readers should verify current information from the official website at 8cpc.gov.in before taking any action.
