The 8th Central Pay Commission has opened a limited appointment window for eligible employee organisations in Rajasthan.
According to the official notice dated 3 August 2026, the Commission will hold stakeholder interactions in Jaipur on 31 August and 1 September 2026. Associations, federations and unions that have already submitted their memorandum can request an appointment up to 18 August 2026.
However, the opportunity is restricted to stakeholders located or registered in Rajasthan. A valid Memo ID is also compulsory.
Why is the Jaipur consultation important?
The Jaipur visit is part of the Commission’s stakeholder consultation process.
It gives eligible Rajasthan-based organisations an opportunity to explain the demands already included in their memorandum. This may include employee-related concerns, service conditions, allowances, retirement benefits or other issues submitted to the Commission.
However, the notice does not say that any particular demand has been accepted. It only creates an opportunity for interaction.
Therefore, this development should be treated as a consultation update, not as an announcement of a new pay scale, fitment factor or pension formula.
Key details of the official Jaipur notice
| Particular | Official information |
|---|---|
| Notice date | 3 August 2026 |
| Meeting city | Jaipur, Rajasthan |
| First meeting date | 31 August 2026 |
| Second meeting date | 1 September 2026 |
| Appointment deadline | 18 August 2026 |
| Memo ID | Mandatory |
| Eligible region | Rajasthan only |
| Venue and timing | To be informed by email |
The notice has been issued under reference number 25/2/2026-App/8CPC by the 8th Central Pay Commission.
Who is eligible to request an appointment?
The appointment facility is not open to every employee or organisation automatically.
An applicant should meet the following conditions:
- It should be a stakeholder, association, federation or union connected with Central Government or UT employees.
- It should be located or registered in Rajasthan.
- It must have already submitted a memorandum to the Commission.
- It should not have interacted with the Commission earlier.
- It must possess the unique Memo ID generated after memorandum submission.
- The request must reach the Commission by 18 August 2026.
The notice specifically limits this interaction to Rajasthan stakeholders. Organisations from other States or Union Territories have been asked to wait for meetings concerning their respective regions.
What is the unique Memo ID?
The Memo ID is the reference generated after a memorandum is submitted to the 8th Pay Commission.
It helps the Commission connect the appointment request with the organisation’s earlier submission. It also confirms that the applicant has already placed its demands or recommendations before the Commission.
The official notice requires applicants to provide this unique Memo ID while requesting interaction.
Organisations should locate the memorandum acknowledgement before beginning the appointment process.
How can an eligible organisation apply?
Eligible stakeholders can submit their interaction request through the NIC form mentioned in the official notice:
Application form:
https://nicforms.nic.in/enRhYmxlNmE3MDgwMDQ3NzI2YjIwMjYwODAzMTQx
Before submitting the form, the organisation should verify:
- Correct organisation name
- Rajasthan registration or location details
- Valid Memo ID
- Official email address
- Authorised representative’s contact information
- Previously submitted memorandum details
The appointment request should be completed by 18 August 2026.
Submitting the form does not by itself confirm the meeting slot. The Commission will communicate the venue and meeting time separately through email.
What should representatives prepare before the meeting?
A large memorandum may contain several demands, but the actual interaction may provide limited time. Organisations should therefore prepare a brief, evidence-based presentation.
Representatives may keep the following material ready:
- Copy of the submitted memorandum
- Memo ID acknowledgement
- Organisation authorisation letter
- List of priority demands
- Supporting financial calculations
- Relevant government orders or rules
- Comparisons with existing pay or pension provisions
- Short speaking notes
- Contact details of authorised representatives
The Jaipur notice does not specify how many representatives may attend or how much speaking time each organisation will receive. Organisations should therefore avoid assuming any fixed delegation size until the Commission communicates further details.
Will the venue be announced publicly?
The exact Jaipur venue is not mentioned in the notice.
The Commission has stated that the meeting venue and time will be communicated through email. Applicants should therefore provide an active and correctly typed email address.
After submitting the request, organisations should regularly check:
- Inbox
- Spam folder
- Promotions folder
- Official organisation email account
A screenshot or acknowledgement of the online submission should also be preserved.
Can individual employees apply directly?
The notice is addressed primarily to stakeholders, associations, federations and unions.
It does not describe a separate direct appointment process for individual employees. Therefore, an employee who wants a demand raised should contact the relevant association or union and confirm whether that issue was included in its memorandum.
Employees may ask their organisation:
- Was a memorandum submitted?
- What is the Memo ID?
- Has an appointment been requested?
- Which demands will be prioritised?
- Who will represent the organisation?
This is a practical interpretation of the notice; the PDF itself does not provide a direct individual application route.
Can organisations from Delhi, Haryana or other States apply?
No. The notice clearly restricts the Jaipur interaction to stakeholders belonging to Rajasthan.
An organisation based in another State should not apply merely because Jaipur is geographically convenient. The Commission has said that more meetings will be held in other States and Union Territories in the coming months.
Those visits will be updated through the Commission’s website.
Where does Rajasthan fit in the wider consultation process?
The Jaipur interaction adds Rajasthan to the ongoing series of stakeholder consultations connected with the 8th Central Pay Commission.
The wider schedule shows that the Commission has been meeting employee bodies and organisations in different regions. Each regional notice may carry separate eligibility conditions, dates and appointment deadlines.
The Jaipur notice should therefore be read independently. Conditions issued for another city should not automatically be applied to Rajasthan.
What does the notice confirm?
The official document confirms that:
- The Commission will visit Jaipur.
- Interaction will take place on 31 August and 1 September 2026.
- Rajasthan stakeholders may request appointments.
- The last date is 18 August 2026.
- A unique Memo ID is required.
- Applicants must have already submitted a memorandum.
- Prior interaction with the Commission makes an applicant ineligible under this notice.
- Venue and timing will be sent by email.
What does the notice not confirm?
The PDF does not announce:
- A final fitment factor
- Revised minimum basic pay
- A new pay matrix
- DA merger
- Pension revision formula
- Acceptance of any employee demand
- Number of permitted representatives
- Duration of the interaction
- Exact Jaipur venue
- Final report submission date
Any social-media post connecting this notice with a final salary or pension decision should therefore be treated cautiously.
Action plan for Rajasthan associations
Eligible organisations should complete the following steps without waiting for the last date:
Step 1: Locate the submitted memorandum and acknowledgement.
Step 2: Verify the unique Memo ID.
Step 3: Confirm that the organisation is located or registered in Rajasthan.
Step 4: Check whether it has already interacted with the Commission.
Step 5: Submit the online appointment request by 18 August.
Step 6: Preserve the submission acknowledgement.
Step 7: Prepare a brief note covering the most important demands.
Step 8: Monitor the official email for venue and meeting timing.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the 8th Pay Commission visit Jaipur?
The stakeholder meetings are scheduled for 31 August and 1 September 2026.
What is the deadline for requesting an appointment?
The request must be submitted by 18 August 2026.
Is Memo ID compulsory?
Yes. The unique Memo ID generated after submission of the memorandum must be provided.
Can an organisation apply without submitting a memorandum?
The notice allows requests from stakeholders that have already submitted their memorandum. Therefore, a previous memorandum submission is an essential condition.
Can a union that already met the Commission apply again?
The notice is meant for stakeholders that have submitted a memorandum but have not yet interacted with the Commission.
Is the meeting open to organisations outside Rajasthan?
No. The Jaipur interaction is limited to stakeholders located or registered in Rajasthan.
Has the Jaipur venue been announced?
No. The venue and timing will be communicated through email.
Does this notice announce a fitment factor?
No. The notice only concerns stakeholder interaction and appointments.
Conclusion
The 8th Pay Commission’s Jaipur visit gives eligible Rajasthan employee organisations a formal opportunity to present and explain their submitted demands.
The immediate priority is not speculation about salary figures. It is completing the appointment process correctly.
Associations should verify their Memo ID, submit the request before 18 August 2026 and prepare a concise presentation for the meetings scheduled on 31 August and 1 September 2026.
Employees should also remain cautious about unverified claims. The notice confirms a consultation meeting—it does not announce final recommendations or revised pay benefits.
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