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Indian Bank: credit salary

Fixed pay a year for credit roles, reported by readers and checked before it counts, beside the median pay the lender publishes for all its staff.

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Short answerIndian Bank pays its officers on the industry settlement, so credit pay here is public: a credit officer on Scale I starts at about ₹82,238 a month in hand in a metro, and a credit manager on Scale II at about ₹1,03,197. The ladder below shows every step. Reader figures appear once five entries match.

Credit pay at Indian Bank, scale by scale

Officers here are paid on the industry settlement, so basic pay and allowances are fixed, not negotiated. This is what each step of the credit ladder pays.

  1. Scale VIIGeneral manager, credit₹2,16,663 to ₹2,36,203 a month in hand
  2. Scale VIDeputy general manager, credit₹1,98,653 to ₹2,16,663 a month in hand
  3. Scale VAssistant general manager, credit₹1,75,543 to ₹1,91,264 a month in hand
  4. Scale IVChief manager, credit₹1,53,831 to ₹1,75,543 a month in hand
  5. Scale IIISenior manager, credit₹1,31,319 to ₹1,55,188 a month in hand
  6. Scale IICredit manager₹1,03,197 to ₹1,41,630 a month in hand
  7. Scale ICredit officer, assistant manager₹82,238 to ₹1,29,710 a month in hand

Indian Bank pays its officers on the industry settlement, like every public sector bank. In hand after pension (NPS, 10%), income tax under the new regime and ₹200 professional tax, posted in a Major 'A' class city. DA at 31.33% for November 2026 to January 2027. Source: IBA, 9th Joint Note on officers' wage revision, 8 March 2024. Titles vary by bank; the scale sets the pay. Work out any scale, year and city.

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