You would not be entitled to OBC NL certificate as your father income is above Rs 8 lakhs and before 40 he became class 1 officer 

OBC creamy layer. If your father was continued as clerk but income above 8 lacs than only non Creamy layer.

 The OBC Non creamy layer for the child of government employee is decided on two factors: By post or by class

1. If anyone of, father or mother is direct recruited class 1 servants than their children won't be eligible for NCL. But if he/she is promoted to class 1 then the kids will be eligible
2. If both of the parents are class 2 than their kids won't be eligible for OBC quota but if only one of them is than the kids would be off from creamy layer and they can avail benefits of quota
3. If father was recruited direct to class 2 positions and than prompted to class 1 before age of 40 than it would be no longer NCL. However this scenario only applies to father not the mother

- The government servants who don’t fall under this category are all non-creamy layer.

- Government Employees of Class 3 or below class 3 officers are eligible for OBC Quota., and the salary/ income of the government employees are not to be taken into consideration for considering the OBC NCL category certificate.

- But , employees of PSU banks are  not central government employees. They are governed by service regulations of their respective banks.

- Further, employees in Public Sector Undertakings, Banks, Insurance Organizations, who earn above 8 lakh per month are not eligible to get OBC-NCL certificate like a government employees. 

- Hence, if your father is getting more than 8 lakh , then you are not eligible to get a caste certificate of the non creamy layer.

PSU bank are not central govt job. 

Hence criteria for non creamy layer would be annual income of your family. 

To be eligible for Non creamy layer -Annual income other than salary and agricultural income should not be more that eight lakh rupees. 

No, you are in the creamy layer.

1. The income of parents is not the deciding factor. Their status has to be considered.

2. If the income of either of your parents in  the last 3 years is below 8 lakhs, you are qualified for OBC Non-creamy layer status. If your parents are earning more than 8 lakhs, but their rank is below that of group B officers, you will still come under Non-Creamy Layer.

3.  For Group B/Class II Officers are concerned, if one of the parents of the children while working as Group B/Class II Officer gets into Group A/Class I Officer at the age of 40 or earlier, the children will  be considered OBC CL. However, in case the Group B/Class II Officer gets into Group A/Class I Officer after the age of 40 years, the children are entitled to OBC NCL. Since your father became officer before the age of 40 you are an OBC CL.

You will 8 lakhs limit for ncl obc benefits

No you will not be in non creamy layers 

If your father had become a class I officer before attaining the age of 40 years, he may not be considered to fall within the ambit of non creamy layer of OBC, hence you may not be eligible for reservation under that category.

A person can apply for an OBC certificate only if the annual income of the family is less than rupees eight lakh per annum. lf it were more than the given
figure, they would not be getting the non creamy category certificate. (Income from agriculture/ farming is not included in this) . 

Dear Sir/Madam,

Since the income of your father is more than required limit of the OBC-NCL, you may not get the said certificate.  

No you will not come under non creamy layer of OBC because your father is working at post of Senior manager and earning more than 8 lakhs per annum. 

Since your father's income is more than 8 lakhs i.e., his salary is above 10 lakhs, you are not eligible for OBC-NCL.