Standard retirement age in India is 60 for most private-sector roles, 62 for central government employees, 58 or 60 for PSUs (varies by org), 65 for university professors, and 70 for Supreme Court / High Court judges. Enter your DOB and role - the calculator shows your retirement date and exact time remaining (years, months, days).
When to use this
Use to: plan retirement savings horizon, compute how many earning years you have left, decide between accepting a job offer vs taking early retirement, work out pension start dates, plan property purchases relative to working life remaining.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the retirement age in India 62 vs 60?
Central government civil servants: 60 standard, can be extended to 62 in some cases. Public sector banks: 60. PSUs (BHEL/SAIL/IOCL/etc.): typically 60, some 58. State government: varies (60 most states, 58 in some). Private sector: usually 60 but contractual, often 58-65 depending on company.
Does it work for self-employed people?
There's no statutory retirement age for self-employed people - work as long as you want. The 'standard' option assumes 60 for planning purposes (when most pension and senior-citizen benefits kick in). Adjust the target age if your plan is different.
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