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Electricity Bill Calculator Pakistan

Estimate your bijli bill from units consumed — slab-wise approximate calculation for LESCO, IESCO, K-Electric and all DISCOs, with clearly labelled editable rates.

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Official bijli rates (NEPRA tariff, verified)

DownloadKaro’s calculator uses the official uniform tariff — S.R.O. 279(I)/2026, verified on 13 November 2026 from IESCO’s official tariff guide:

Consumer	Units	Rate (Rs/unit)
Lifeline	Up to 50	3.95
Lifeline	51–100	7.74
Protected	1–100	10.54
Protected	101–200	13.01
Non-Protected	1–100	22.44
Non-Protected	101–200	28.91
Non-Protected	201–300	33.10
Non-Protected	301–400	36.46
Non-Protected	401–500	38.95
Non-Protected	501–600	40.22
Non-Protected	601–700	41.85
Non-Protected	Above 700	47.20

Protected consumers pay each slab’s rate only on the units inside that slab. Non-Protected consumers pay ONE rate — set by their total units — on every unit. 18% GST and fixed charges apply on top. The TV fee and electricity duty were removed from bills in July 2025, so our calculator does not add them. Fuel adjustment (FCA) changes every month — the calculator pre-fills the latest published value and lets you edit it.

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How to use it

Read the units consumed from your meter or last bill (the “Units Consumed” number).
Choose your consumer type — Lifeline, Protected or Non-Protected (Protected = 200 units or less in each of the last 6 months) — and your sanctioned load if you know it (printed on the bill).
Press Estimate my bill. The fuel adjustment (FCA) and quarterly adjustment are pre-filled with the latest published values; change them to match your own bill’s month.

Why use this tool

Uses the official NEPRA tariff (S.R.O. 279(I)/2026) — verified, not guessed
Slab-wise breakdown shows exactly where the money goes
No TV fee and no electricity duty added — both were removed from bills in July 2025

Common questions

Why is my real bijli bill higher than this estimate?

The fuel adjustment (FCA) changes every month and the quarterly adjustment every quarter — this tool pre-fills the latest published values, but your bill’s month may use different ones. Arrears or instalments also raise a bill, and crossing 200 units in a month moves that month to Non-Protected rates.

What is a slab?

Bijli is charged in blocks called slabs. Protected consumers pay the cheap rate on the first 100 units and a higher rate only on the units above that. Non-Protected consumers pay ONE rate — set by their total units — on every unit, so crossing into a higher slab raises the price of the whole bill.