Rajasthan Electricity Unit Rate (2026)
Domestic per-unit electricity prices in Rajasthan range from ₹4.75 to ₹7.95 per kWh across JVVNL. Latest slab rates verified against SERC orders.
Lowest slab
₹4.75
per unit (kWh)
Highest slab
₹7.95
per unit (kWh)
DISCOMs
1
in Rajasthan
Per-unit electricity rates by DISCOM
Energy charge only (excludes FAC, fixed charge and duty). For the all-in cost, use the bill calculator.
| DISCOM | Domestic slab 1 | Domestic top slab | Commercial slab 1 | Effective @ 100u | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JVVNL Telescopic · Eff. 2025-04-01 | ₹4.75 | ₹7.95 | ₹8.95 | ₹13.78 | Rates |
How Rajasthan per-unit rates are set
The Rajasthan State Electricity Regulatory Commission publishes an annual tariff order specifying slab rates, fixed charges, fuel adjustment formulas, and electricity duty for each DISCOM. For domestic consumers in Rajasthan, JVVNL uses a telescopic billing structure — meaning each slab applies only to the units within that slab range.
The headline per-unit rate is only the energy charge. Your full bill also includes a fixed charge (typically ₹275/kW/month), Fuel & Power Purchase Cost Adjustment (FAC / FPPCA, set monthly) and an electricity duty of 40%. Together these can add 15–30% to the effective per-unit cost.
Tariffs are typically revised once a year, with mid-year FAC pass-through revisions for fuel cost volatility. We verify Rajasthan rates against the official tariff order every quarter. Last verified: 2026-04-22.
Need the all-in cost?
The rate table on this page shows energy charges per kWh. For the actual rupee figure on your bill — including fixed charges, FAC, duty and any subsidy — use the Rajasthan bill calculator. It applies the same slab method your DISCOM does.
Rajasthan bill calculator- Slab-wise breakdown
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Per-unit rates apply across Rajasthan
The slab rates listed here apply to consumers in major Rajasthan cities and rural areas alike, including:
Rajasthan electricity rate — FAQs
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