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Class of 2014, 2nd upper, 30yo Male with NS.

In one of the economic agencies, current pay ~6.2k.

Male,
33,
done NS,
overseas Degree
recently joined a ministry at MX12 with a pay of 5K
is it considered low?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Male,
33,
done NS,
overseas Degree
recently joined a ministry at MX12 with a pay of 5K
is it considered low?

worked 4yrs overseas and 3 yrs in singapore before joining

[Huat]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I thought MINDEF and MHA should be considered tier 1 ministries?
Always think of them as the heavy ministries since they are dealing with national/homeland security matters

which tier BCA in then?

[Huat]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Gender, Degree class, uni, please.

Your base starts with the degree outcome and uni. Then add about 200 for NS, and maybe 200 for each year of relevant experience.

For example: NUS FCH Male 5 relevant exp will be 4k + 200 + 5x200 = 5200 thereabout. Average package is 15.5, so you are looking at 3.5 mths of bonuses minimallly.

EeAch degree class step lower -200. Base for SIM is around 2.8k.

HI All,

What is the MX scheme for BCA? MX12 -> MX11a -> MX11b or there is MX11 before MX11a?

Was offered 5K and only in MX12.. Am i being low balled?

What is the ceiling for MX12?

Thanks!!!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Class of 2014, 2nd upper, 30yo Male with NS.

In one of the economic agencies, current pay ~6.2k.

Mind sharing what is the annual package like? Typical 16-17 months package?

Understand y ppl from Economic Agencies are paid more, since you guys bring in the business and money. Without money, we won't be able to talk about defence, education, health etc

Just to check, if you are a diploma earning 4k plus in private sector and shortlisted in civil sector, do they at least match your current salary?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Time to update the above
2018: 10.3k B grade annual 192k
2019: 10.7k B grade

wow, what is your grade? anyone knows to get such a range, what mx would it be?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just to check, if you are a diploma earning 4k plus in private sector and shortlisted in civil sector, do they at least match your current salary?

Depends on whether they value your experience. Higher chance with statutory boards, much lower chance for ministries. Otherwise, they will just offer your a salary based on their formula.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just to check, if you are a diploma earning 4k plus in private sector and shortlisted in civil sector, do they at least match your current salary?

Whats your profile? I think the ministry focuses a lot more on base profile and will pay you based on that. Then it will be contained within the range of the role’s pay grade too

If you are a recent grad (in last 5 years), then it will be really hard since you see people with degree are also not offered that amount.

The civil service, although it sounds unfair, pays a premium to the highest achieving university graduates than recent experienced hires (<3 experience)