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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The current basic salary of a SEBI Grade A officer is ₹44,500 per month.
The gross salary of a SEBI Grade A officer is ₹1,49,500 per month.
Yes, SEBI Grade A officers receive full salary during their training period.
Yes, SEBI Grade A officers enjoy full salary and benefits packages during their probation period.
HRA applies to those individuals who live in rented accommodations and incur monthly rental payments. SEBI provides housing accommodation to its officers. However, if SEBI officers are unable to obtain housing through SEBI due to a lack of available units, they are entitled to receive an HRA of 15% of their basic pay. It can go up to ₹38,500 per month, depending on the lease amount and the posting city.
The monthly gross salary of a SEBI Grade A manager is around ₹18 lakh per annum, which is sufficient to live comfortably in Mumbai. Moreover, with additional allowances such as petrol, children’s education, HRA, household, medicine, furniture, etc., you can have a decent standard of living in Mumbai.
Yes, a SEBI Grade A officer can resign during probation, but they might need to give some advance notice (like a few weeks) before the resignation is official.
Yes, SEBI Grade A officers can get a housing loan at a lower interest rate to purchase a house/flat, construct a new house, renovate the existing home, or transfer an existing housing loan. However, you must complete the probation period to claim this benefit.
No, SEBI Grade A assistant managers and other officers are not central government employees. They are employees of SEBI, which is a statutory body that was established in 1992 by the Government of India. SEBI functions independently and is not directly controlled by the government.Â
The highest position within SEBI is the Chairperson. However, this role is appointed by the Government of India. The highest rank attainable through internal promotion within SEBI is Chief General Manager.
A career with SEBI offers significant growth potential. Starting as a Grade A officer, you can gradually climb the organizational ladder through consistent performance and experience. Over time, you can expect promotions to higher grades like Grades B, C, D, E, and F.