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Resignation Timing
Calculator

Notice Period Calculator for Indian Professionals

Planning to resign? Find the ideal date to put in your papers based on your notice period, last working day goal, and salary cycle – so you don't leave money on the table.

Average hiring time in India: 45-60 days. Plan your exit accordingly.
Last Updated: March 2026
Gratuity
190/240 day rule
Bonus
Vesting timeline
Leave
₹25L tax-free
Notice
Buyout vs serve
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Your current monthly gross
Since joining
Current year
Gratuity Settings
Affects 190 vs 240 day rule
(190/240 days rule for 5th year)
Of monthly salary, typically 40-60%
When does your company pay annual bonus?
Annual performance bonus amount
In months
Earned leaves you can encash
(Section 10(10AA) - Leave encashment up to ₹25L tax-free)
At new job
Can you interview while serving notice?
For buyout cost calculation
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Gratuity (190/240-day rule)
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Bonus Vesting
Pro-rated calculations
Leave Encashment
Up to ₹25L tax-free
Notice Period Cost
Buyout vs serve analysis
How It Works

The 4 Factors That Decide Your Exit Timing

Gratuity Eligibility
(Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 - 5 years service)
Complete 5 years with 190 days (5-day week) or 240 days (6-day week) in the final year. Formula: (Basic × 15 × Years) / 26
Bonus Vesting
Most companies pay in March-April. Leaving within 3 months means forfeiting the bonus or getting only a pro-rated amount.
Leave Encashment
(Section 10(10AA) - Leave encashment up to ₹25L tax-free)
Unused earned leaves can be encashed. Up to ₹25 lakhs is tax-free under Section 10(10AA) — a lifetime limit.
Break-even Analysis
How long at your new job to recover what you left behind? New salary gain × months = Recovery of losses.
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