7th pay commission Pay Matrix: Government employees jobs available; here is how to get them

7th pay commission Pay Matrix: Although the central government has maintained its silence over crucial announcement related to its employees demanding hike in minimum salary and fitment factor beyond the recommendations of the 7th CPC report, the South Central Railway (SCR) has released a recruitment notification to fill several vacancies in Sports quota category. Those candidates who successfully become government servants will get salary according to 7th Pay Commission. The RRB has invited applications from sportspersons across the country. Interested and eligible aspirants can put forth their candidatures for the said positions by August 21, 2018.
 
Qualification: Interested candidates should have a minimum qualification of 10th or SSC or equivalent with ITI for Grade Pay Rs 1900. ITI is essential for being considering in Technical Trades. For other categories in Grade pay Rs 2000/1900, candidates should have passed 12th (+2 Stage) or Intermediate or Equivalent Examination.
 
Pay Scale: Rs 5200 – Rs 20200 with Grade Pay Rs 2000/Rs 1900 (Level 3/2 in 7th Pay Commission Pay Matrix).
 
Age Limit: Candidates on 01-01-2019 should have minimum age 18 Years, while the maximum age should not exceed 25 years.
 
There is no relaxation for any category of candidates for the said posts.
 
As per the notification, the vacancy detail for these government jobs with salaries as per 7th pay commission brackets are:
 
Sports Persons
Total Vacancy: 21
Job Location: Hyderabad

Application Fee: Candidates have to pay Rs 500 as application fee. For candidates belonging to SC/ST categories, women, minority and economically backward classes (Family income is less than 50,000 per annum), the fee is Rs 250. 

For further details, candidates should go through the official notification. 
 
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Notably, the central government employee are demanding for minimum pay and fitment factor hike for long, saying that the hike given under the 7th Pay Commission is not adequate, as inflation has gone up substantially. They want a hike by a fitment factor of 3.68 times rather than 2.57 times, along with minimum salaries to start at Rs 26,000.