Cesc Bill Calculator
Just enter your connected load and your per-unit consumption, then hit the calculate button. You’ll get your CESC electricity bill rate according to the 2025-26 tariff order. If you need commercial rates, just choose the commercial tariff option.
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Meter Rent Amount: INR 0
Total Bill Amount: INR 0
Domestic Per Unit Rate:
Here’s how the charges break down step-by-step. For the first 1 to 25 units of electricity you use, you’ll pay ₹5.18 per unit. For the next 35 units, the rate goes up slightly to ₹5.69 per unit. When you move into the range of 61 to 100 units, you’ll be charged ₹6.70 per unit. From 101 to 150 units, the rate is ₹7.45 per unit. If your usage is between 151 and 300 units, you’ll pay ₹7.62 per unit. And for any usage above 301 units, the rate will be ₹9.21 per unit.
In addition to these per unit charges, there’s also a monthly fixed charge of ₹15 per kW and a meter rent of ₹15 per month. Plus, there’s a monthly variable cost of ₹0.29 per unit and a government duty charge of 10%. You can see an old bill example below for reference.

Domestic Tariff Rates Breakdown:
- From 1 to 25 units: ₹5.18 per unit.
- From 26 to 60 units: ₹5.69 per unit.
- From 61 to 100 units: ₹6.70 per unit.
- From 101 to 150 units: ₹7.45 per unit.
- From 151 to 300 units: ₹7.62 per unit.
- Above 301 units: ₹9.21 per unit.
Additional Charges:
- There is a connected load charge of ₹15 per kW per month.
HT Domestic Rates:
For high-tension (HT) domestic consumers, the electricity rates vary by season. During the summer season, the rate is ₹7.42 per unit. In the monsoon season, it’s slightly lower at ₹7.39 per unit, and in the winter season, it’s ₹7.36 per unit. This means the cost changes a little depending on the time of year.
Commercial Tariff:
For commercial consumers under CESC, the rates are structured in slabs based on how many units are used. For the first 60 units, you’ll pay ₹6.57 per unit. For the next 40 units (from 61 to 100), the rate is ₹7.24 per unit. For usage between 101 to 150 units, the rate is ₹7.93 per unit. Then, from 151 to 300 units, you’ll pay ₹8.49 per unit. For any consumption above 300 units, the rate will be ₹9.26 per unit.
Commercial Tariff:
- For usage from 1 to 60 units, the rate is ₹6.57 per unit.
- For the next slab, from 61 to 100 units, the rate is ₹7.24 per unit.
- For usage between 101 to 150 units, the charge is ₹7.93 per unit.
- From 151 to 300 units, the rate is ₹8.49 per unit.
- For any usage above 301 units, the rate is ₹9.26 per unit.
Additionally, there’s a connected load charge of ₹24 per kW.
Government Schools:
For any government school, government-aided school, or government-sponsored school, the electricity rate is a flat ₹5.24 per unit for all units consumed.
Cottage Industries and Small Production Units:
For cottage industries, artisans, weavers, or small production-oriented establishments that do not use electricity as motive power, the rates are as follows:
- For the first 100 units: ₹5.82 per unit
- For the next 100 units: ₹7.01 per unit
- For any units above 200: ₹8.46 per unit
Poultry, Agriculture, and Similar Units:
For units like poultry, duckery, horticulture, tissue culture, floriculture, herbal and medicinal farming, bio-diesel plants, and food processing units, the rates are structured as follows:
- For the first 300 units: ₹7.06 per unit
- For the next 300 units: ₹7.72 per unit
- For the next 400 units: ₹8.07 per unit
- For any units above 1000: ₹8.52 per unit
Industries (Urban) – Per Unit Rates
| From Units | To Units | Per Unit Rate (₹) | Fixed Charges |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 500 | 6.77 | – |
| 501 | 2000 | 7.47 | – |
| 2001 | 3500 | 7.87 | ₹50 per kW |
3500 | Above | 8.07 | –
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CESC Bill Calculation – 500 Units with 2 kW Demand
| From | To | Rate (₹/Unit) | Units | Charges (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 25 | 5.18 | 25 | 129.50 |
| 26 | 60 | 5.69 | 35 | 199.15 |
| 61 | 100 | 6.70 | 40 | 268.00 |
| 101 | 150 | 7.45 | 50 | 372.50 |
| 151 | 200 | 7.62 | 50 | 381.00 |
| 201 | 300 | 7.62 | 100 | 762.00 |
| 301 | Above | 9.21 | 200 | 1842.00 |
Fixed Charges (2 kW) | 30
MVCA (0.29/Unit) | 145
Govt. Duty (10%) | 412.915
Meter Rent | 15
Total Electricity Charges: ₹4557.065
FAQs – CESC Electricity Tariff
What is the per-unit electricity rate for domestic customers under CESC?
Domestic rates are based on slab-wise unit consumption. The cost starts from ₹5.18 per unit and goes up to ₹9.21 per unit for high consumption above 301 units.
How does CESC calculate domestic bills?
Bills are calculated by multiplying units in each slab with their respective rate, plus adding fixed charges, meter rent, MVCA, and government duty.
How can I estimate my CESC bill myself?
You can enter your unit consumption in a CESC Bill Calculator to automatically calculate slab-wise charges, fixed charges, MVCA, duty, and the total bill amount.
Are there different tariffs for industries?
Yes. Industries (Urban) have slab-based tariffs ranging from ₹6.77 to ₹8.07 per unit, along with a ₹50 per kW fixed charge for higher categories.
How are HT Domestic customers charged?
How are HT Domestic customers charged?
HT Domestic tariffs vary by season:
Summer: ₹7.42 per unit
Monsoon: ₹7.39 per unit
Winter: ₹7.36 per unit
What are the commercial fixed charges?
Commercial consumers are required to pay ₹24 per kW of connected load.
What is the per-unit rate for commercial consumers in CESC?
What is the per-unit rate for commercial consumers in CESC?
Commercial users pay from ₹6.57 to ₹9.26 per unit, depending on the number of units consumed.
Is government duty included in CESC bills?
Yes, a 10% government electricity duty is applied to the total energy charges.
What is MVCA in CESC billing?
MVCA stands for Monthly Variable Cost Adjustment, charged at ₹0.29 per unit.
What are the fixed charges for domestic consumers?
What are the fixed charges for domestic consumers?
Domestic consumers must pay ₹15 per kW per month as connected load charge.
