Infosys Limited • FY 2026-27 Compensation Suite

Infosys Salary Calculator (SE, DSE & Power Programmer)

Accurate in-hand take-home salary calculator for Infosys freshers and experienced lateral hires. Calculate monthly in-hand credit, quarterly Unit Variable Pay (UVP), EPF, and tax withholdings.

Select Infosys Role / Band:
Net Monthly Bank Credit (In-Hand Pay)
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Under Budget FY 2026-27 New Tax Regime
Monthly Gross Earnings:₹0
Basic Pay (Monthly):₹0
House Rent Allowance (HRA):₹0
Basket of Allowances (BOA):₹0
Unit Variable Pay (Monthly avg):₹0
Employee EPF (12%):-₹0
Professional Tax:-₹200
Insurance & Transport:-₹0
Estimated Monthly TDS Tax:-₹0

Infosys Hiring Cadres & Salary Structure (2026)

Infosys recruits engineering graduates and lateral professionals across distinct technology cadences. Each cadence comes with specific fixed and variable components:

What is Unit Variable Pay (UVP) in Infosys?

Unit Variable Pay (UVP) is a key performance-linked incentive at Infosys, typically accounting for 10% to 15% of your annual CTC. Rather than being paid every month, UVP is disbursed every quarter (in June, September, December, and March payroll cycles). The payout percentage depends on company revenue performance and individual delivery unit metrics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the exact monthly in-hand salary for an Infosys Systems Engineer (3.6 LPA)?

Net monthly in-hand take-home salary for an Infosys Systems Engineer fresher is approximately ₹25,200 to ₹25,800 after EPF (₹1,800) and Professional Tax (₹200) deductions.

Do Infosys freshers pay income tax under Budget FY 2026-27?

No. Freshers earning up to ₹7.0 Lakhs or ₹7.5 Lakhs (with standard deduction of ₹75,000) pay ₹0 income tax due to the full tax rebate under Section 87A of the New Tax Regime.

What is the salary during Infosys Mysore Training?

During the 3 to 4 months training period at the Infosys Mysore campus, trainees receive a monthly stipend of approximately ₹22,000 to ₹23,500 after accommodation and mess deductions.