Uses a rough average rate. Useful for a quick ballpark figure, but it may differ from your bill.
Current calculator statusElectricity bill calculator
Enter your details to estimate the monthly cost.
Start with your location, connection type and units. The displayed rate is an indicative starting value; replace it with the rate from your bill or current official tariff for a more relevant estimate.
Start typing a state or Union Territory name to jump to it.
Choose the provider shown on your electricity bill.
Used for Delhi, Uttar Pradesh urban, Haryana domestic and eligible Punjab domestic tariff categories. Check the load printed on your bill.
200 units (kWh)
1 unit = 1 kilowatt-hour (kWh). Check your previous bill for units consumed.
Advanced charges and adjustments Optional
Only change these if you know the amounts from your latest bill or applicable tariff order. Otherwise, leave them at zero.
Delhi only. Not prefilled; enter the percentage applicable to your provider and billing period from your bill or official notice.
A suggested state-level average is prefilled for a rough estimate. It is not an official tariff; replace it with your actual rate for a closer result.
Calculation confidence: Level 1 — Indicative estimateThis estimate uses a rough state-level average rate. It is not a verified tariff for your provider.
How tariff confidence works
Uses tariff components checked against official sources, while unresolved rules are clearly disclosed.
Not yet enabledRequires the applicable official schedule, effective date, provider, category, slabs, fixed charges and relevant adjustments to be verified and tested.
Not yet enabledA provider name or a manually entered rate alone does not make a calculation verified. BijliCalc will only show a higher level when its supporting tariff data and billing rules have been checked.
Accuracy-first mode: this version calculates only the rate and charges you enter. It does not automatically apply verified state-wise slab schedules. For a closer match, enter the effective energy charge, fixed charge, duty, fuel adjustment, other charges and eligible subsidy from your bill or official tariff.
Your estimated bill
Domestic connection · 200 units per month
Estimated monthly total
₹100
About ₹1,200 per year
How to read this estimate
Energy charges are your units multiplied by the selected per-unit rate. Other items are added or subtracted only when entered. Your actual bill may differ if your tariff uses slabs, special charges or subsidies.
Energy charges₹0
Fixed charges₹100
Duty / fuel adjustment₹0
Other charges / adjustments₹0
Subsidy / bill credit−₹0
Estimated total₹100
Important: This is an estimate, not an official bill. State-wise slab rates are not automatically applied. For a closer estimate, enter the rates and charges that apply to your provider, connection category and billing period. Subsidies, arrears, meter charges and rounding may change the final amount.
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Fast estimate
Adjust usage and charges to quickly understand the approximate monthly cost.
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State-wise starting point
Select your state and provider. Tariff rates can be edited to match your latest bill.
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Clear breakdown
See energy charges, fixed charges and other adjustments separately.
How is an electricity bill calculated?
A typical electricity bill can include energy charges based on units consumed, fixed or demand charges, fuel and power purchase adjustments, electricity duty or tax, meter-related charges, and eligible rebates or subsidies. The exact formula depends on your distribution company (DISCOM), tariff category, sanctioned load, billing period and official tariff order.
Basic estimate: energy charges are often calculated from units consumed multiplied by the applicable rate. Where the tariff uses slabs, each part of your consumption may have a different rate; a single average rate will not reproduce that slab calculation exactly.
- Find units consumed (kWh) and tariff category on your latest bill.
- Check your provider's official tariff schedule and its effective date.
- Include applicable fixed charges, adjustments, duty and subsidy.
- Compare this estimate with the final amount on your electricity bill.
BijliCalc uses the values entered in the calculator; it does not yet automatically calculate every state’s slab-wise tariff. Treat the result as an estimate and confirm your final amount with your electricity provider.
How to calculate your electricity bill
1
Select your state and provider
Choose your state or Union Territory and the electricity company printed on your bill.
2
Enter units consumed
Use your bill's monthly consumption. If you do not know it, start with one of the quick unit buttons.
3
Check the estimate
Adjust the rate and fixed charges if you know them. Review the breakdown and save or print it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check how many electricity units I used?
Look for “units consumed”, “kWh”, or the difference between current and previous meter readings on your electricity bill. One unit equals one kWh.
Why can my actual bill be different?
Electricity providers may apply slab-wise rates, fixed or demand charges, fuel adjustments, electricity duty, meter charges, arrears, and subsidies. This simple calculator does not automatically apply every provider-specific rule.
Is this an official electricity bill calculator?
No. BijliCalc is an independent estimation tool and is not affiliated with any DISCOM or government department. Check your provider's official tariff and bill for the final payable amount.
Can I use this for commercial connections?
You can select commercial as a rough planning estimate, but commercial tariffs vary significantly by provider, load and connection category. Enter the rate and charges from your own bill for a more useful estimate.
Delhi electricity tariff guide
A quick starting point for understanding your state’s electricity bill. Choose a state in the calculator to update this guide.
Find your providerBSES Rajdhani, BSES Yamuna, Tata Power Delhi Distribution or NDMC.
Check the tariff categoryConfirm domestic or commercial category, sanctioned load, and whether your bill uses slab-wise rates.
Look for extra chargesCheck fixed charges, electricity duty/tax, fuel adjustment, meter charges, arrears and applicable subsidy.
Indicative average rateDelhi domestic estimate: ₹5.50 per unit. This is a planning default, not an official tariff.
Use the official billFor the most accurate estimate, enter the effective rate and fixed/other charges shown on your latest bill.
Prefilled rates are indicative domestic averages for quick estimates, not official tariff orders or slab-wise calculations. Check the official provider or regulator tariff schedule and match category, consumption slab, sanctioned load and effective date.
How to read an Indian electricity bill
Your total is not always simply units multiplied by one rate. A bill may combine energy charges, fixed or demand charges, duties, adjustment charges, arrears and credits. The exact items and formulas depend on the applicable tariff order and your connection type.
1. Check the billing period and units
Confirm the number of days covered and the consumption in kWh (units). A long or short billing period can affect slab calculations, minimum charges and comparisons with another month.
2. Confirm the connection category
Domestic, commercial, industrial and other categories may have different rates. Also check sanctioned load, single-phase/three-phase conditions and whether the provider bills on a low-tension or high-tension tariff.
3. Identify variable and fixed components
Energy charges are generally linked to consumption, while fixed charges may depend on load, connection category or billing period. Some tariffs use progressive slabs; others use different structures. Do not apply a generic slab method unless the official order specifies it.
4. Check adjustments and benefits
Fuel or power-purchase adjustments, electricity duty, meter-related charges, arrears, late fees, rebates and subsidies can materially change the total. Eligibility for a subsidy may depend on provider, consumer category, usage limit or other conditions.
5. Verify the source and date
Use the relevant State Electricity Regulatory Commission tariff order and your DISCOM's published schedule. Check the order's effective date and any later amendments or government subsidy notifications. Keep a copy of the source used for a calculation.
Important: BijliCalc currently helps with estimates using entered values and indicative defaults. It does not yet automate every provider-specific tariff rule. For an official amount, use the bill issued by your electricity provider.
State-wise electricity tariff coverage
Choose from states and Union Territories across India and open the relevant regulator or electricity department website to check current rates. Tariffs can vary by DISCOM, domestic or commercial category, sanctioned load, consumption slab and billing period. This calculator currently uses the rates and charges you enter rather than automatically applying every official tariff schedule.
Batch 1 · Northern IndiaResearch priority: Delhi (BRPL, BYPL, TPDDL, NDMC), Uttar Pradesh state DISCOMs and NPCL, Haryana (DHBVN, UHBVN) and Punjab (PSPCL). Extract current FY 2026–27 category-specific schedules, charges and subsidies before enabling automatic calculation.
Batch 2 · Northern / westernResearch leads identified for Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh and Chandigarh. Automatic Maharashtra tariff calculations are disabled pending extraction of the current MERC order, relevant LT categories and charges, followed by regression tests.
Batch 3 · Southern IndiaResearch leads identified for Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. Automatic Kerala and Karnataka tariff calculations are disabled pending verified category, phase/load, fixed-charge and current-adjustment schedules and known-bill tests.
Batch 4 · Eastern / centralWest Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Order leads identified; complete utility-by-utility extraction pending.
For the most reliable estimate: use the current official tariff order for your provider and connection category. Check the effective date, energy slabs, fixed or demand charges, duty, fuel adjustment and any eligible subsidy before entering values.
About BijliCalc
BijliCalc is an independent Indian electricity-bill estimation and tariff-literacy project. It is designed to help households, tenants, small businesses and other users understand the main components that can affect an electricity bill. BijliCalc is not a government service, electricity distribution company (DISCOM), regulator or billing authority.
What you can do here
- Estimate a bill from units consumed and the rates and charges entered.
- Review common bill components such as energy charges, fixed charges, adjustments and subsidy credits.
- Find official tariff sources and learn what to check before relying on an estimate.
How we approach accuracy
Electricity tariffs differ by state, distribution company, connection category, sanctioned load, consumption slab, billing period and effective date. A state selection or an indicative average rate is not proof that an official tariff has been implemented. We aim to label estimates honestly, link to primary sources where available, document assumptions and test calculation rules against suitable bill examples before describing a calculation as verified.
At present, the calculator should be treated as an estimate tool. It does not automatically apply every official slab schedule, subsidy, duty, fuel adjustment, demand charge or special billing rule. Please compare its result with your current bill and the applicable tariff order.
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We welcome corrections supported by an official tariff order, regulator notification or a suitably redacted bill. Never send an unredacted bill containing your name, address, account number, meter number, QR code or other identifying information.
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Last updated: 27 October 2026
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Last updated: 27 October 2026
BijliCalc is an independent estimation and educational website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by any government department, electricity regulator or DISCOM unless expressly stated for a specific item. The calculator does not issue an official bill, determine legal tariff entitlement or replace the bill issued by your electricity provider.
Estimates are not guaranteed bills
Results depend on the inputs you provide and the calculation features currently implemented. The tool may not include every applicable energy slab, minimum charge, fixed charge, demand charge, load or phase condition, electricity duty, tax, fuel/power-purchase adjustment, meter charge, time-of-day rate, arrear, late fee, rebate, subsidy, deposit, rounding rule or other tariff condition. The same state may have multiple providers and tariff categories.
Tariff sources and effective dates
Tariffs and government subsidies can change. A link to an official source is provided for convenience and does not, by itself, mean that every rate has been extracted, implemented or independently tested in this calculator. Always verify the relevant regulator's tariff order and your provider's current schedule, category, billing period and effective date. Where a rate is labelled indicative, treat it only as a rough planning assumption.
No accuracy promise
BijliCalc does not guarantee that any result will match the amount payable on your bill and does not claim a particular percentage of accuracy unless a specific, documented validation method and results are published. The provider-issued bill and applicable official rules control the final payable amount.
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Last updated: 27 October 2026
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