Jammu and Kashmir Electricity Bill Calculator

(JPDCL (Jammu) & KPDCL (Kashmir))

Estimate your monthly electricity bill in Jammu and Kashmir using official tariff rates across domestic, commercial, industrial and agriculture connection categories.

Jammu and Kashmir
JPDCL (Jammu) & KPDCL (Kashmir)
Domestic - Metered (Domestic)
Telescopic billing
kWh
kW
Find units on your last bill; sanctioned load is from your connection agreement.

Optional — a known flat subsidy/rebate to deduct from the total

📋 Applicable Tariff
Recommended Tariff Slabs
Up to 200 units2.45/unit
201–400 units4.2/unit
401–above units4.6/unit
Other Charges
Fixed / Demand Charge₹10.00
Meter Rent₹0.00
Electricity Duty10%
Fuel Adjustment Charge₹0/unit
Rates shown are official reference tariffs at the time of writing — DISCOMs revise tariffs periodically, so your actual bill may use older or newer rates. If your bill reflects different values, customize them above.

Estimated Monthly Bill

Domestic - Metered · Jammu and Kashmir
Slab-wise Energy Charge
1–200 units @ ₹2.45490.00
Detailed Charges
Energy Charges490.00
Fixed / Demand Charges10.00
Meter Rent0.00
Electricity Duty (10%)49.00
Total Estimated Bill549.00

200 units this month · avg rate ₹2.75/unit

💡 Subsidy / Concession

J&K Subsidized Tariff: Concessional rates retained for BPL households up to 30 units (₹1.40/kWh). PM Surya Ghar solar benefits up to 300 free units/month.

Tariff Source

JERC J&K and Ladakh · Tariff order dated August 2026 (Effective Sept 1, 2026 - FY 2026-27)

View official tariff order ↗

Electricity Tariff in Jammu and Kashmir

JPDCL (Jammu) & KPDCL (Kashmir) is Jammu and Kashmir's electricity distribution utility, regulated by JERC J&K and Ladakh, which sets tariffs across 4 connection categories — domestic, commercial, industrial, agriculture and others — each with its own slab structure and electricity duty rate. Rates in this calculator reflect the tariff order dated August 2026 (Effective Sept 1, 2026 - FY 2026-27).

View Jammu and Kashmir's official tariff order ↗

Domestic Tariff Slabs — Domestic - Metered

Slab (units)Rate
0 – 2002.45 / unit
201 – 4004.2 / unit
401 – above4.6 / unit

Billing type: Telescopic · Meter rent: ₹0 · Electricity duty: 10%

How to Use This Calculator

  • Step 1 — Connection Category: Jammu and Kashmir is pre-selected; choose Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, Agriculture or another category — each has its own slab structure and duty rate.
  • Step 2 — Monthly Units: Enter the kWh figure from your last bill to see the slab-wise breakdown instantly.
  • Step 3 — Fine-tune: For categories billed per kW of sanctioned load, enter your actual contracted load, or open "Customize Tariff & Charges" to match your exact bill.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the domestic electricity tariff slabs in Jammu and Kashmir?

Under Domestic - Metered (JPDCL (Jammu) & KPDCL (Kashmir)), telescopic billing applies across 3 slabs, from ₹2.45/unit for the first 200 units up to ₹4.6/unit for the highest slab.

What is the electricity duty in Jammu and Kashmir?

For Domestic - Metered in Jammu and Kashmir, electricity duty is charged at 10% of the energy charge. Other connection categories in the state can have a different duty rate — switch categories in the calculator above to see each one.

What is the difference between telescopic and non-telescopic electricity billing?

In telescopic (slab-wise progressive) billing, each unit is charged at the rate of the slab it falls into, so only the portion above a threshold is billed at the higher rate. In non-telescopic billing, crossing into a higher slab means the entire month's consumption is billed at that slab's rate, not just the excess.

Which DISCOM supplies electricity in Jammu and Kashmir?

JPDCL (Jammu) & KPDCL (Kashmir), regulated by JERC J&K and Ladakh, is the distribution utility whose tariff order this calculator uses. Rates reflect the tariff order dated August 2026 (Effective Sept 1, 2026 - FY 2026-27).

Tariff data compiled from Jammu and Kashmir's official DISCOM/regulator tariff order — verify against your own bill before making financial decisions.