Andro is a picturesque village located in Manipur, India. Known for its serene environment and vibrant local culture, Andro attracts visitors with its natural beauty and rich traditions. The village is renowned for its handloom and handicraft industries, contributing significantly to the local economy.

As Andro continues to develop, access to reliable electricity has become increasingly important for both residential and commercial purposes. The electricity distribution in Andro is managed by the Manipur State Power Distribution Company Limited (MSPDCL), which ensures that residents receive an uninterrupted power supply and that their electricity charges are calculated fairly and transparently. To manage and pay your Andro electricity bill, use online platforms like Bajaj Pay – the BBPS platform on Bajaj Finserv.

What are electricity charges

Here is a summary of the electricity charges in Manipur for different categories, in a table format:

Category	Consumption slab	Fixed charges (Rs./kW)	Energy charges (Rs./kWh)
Domestic	First 100 kWh	50	4.90
Domestic	Next 100 kWh	50	7.10
Domestic	Above 200 kWh	50	8.65
Non-Domestic/Commercial (LT)	First 150 kWh	80	8.20
Non-Domestic/Commercial (LT)	Above 150 kWh	80	8.45
Non-Domestic/Commercial (HT)	-	80	8.90

How to calculate domestic charges in Andro

Calculating domestic electricity charges in Andro involves understanding the tariff structure set by MSPDCL. The billing process is primarily based on the number of units consumed, measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh). The state utility typically follows a tiered pricing system, meaning that the cost per-unit increases as consumption rises.

To calculate domestic electricity charges in Andro, follow these steps:

• Determine the consumption slab:
• Identify the total number of units consumed in the billing period.
• Apply tariff rates:
• Check which tariff slab your consumption falls into (for example, LT-I A, LT-I B, LT-I C). Apply the respective per-unit charges for each slab.
• Calculate energy charges:
• Multiply the number of units in each slab by the corresponding per-unit rate.
• Sum up the charges for all slabs.
• Add fixed charges:
• Include the fixed charges based on the kW demand, if applicable.
• Calculate electricity duty:
• Multiply the total units consumed by the electricity duty rate (0.06 paise per unit).
• Add customer charges:
• Include customer charges based on the consumption slab.
• Sum up all charges:
• Add energy charges, fixed charges, electricity duty, and customer charges to get the total bill amount.
• Check minimum charges:
• Ensure that the total bill is not less than the minimum charges specified by the electricity board.
• Adjustments and final bill:
• Apply any adjustments for previous payments or credits. The final amount is your total electricity bill for the period.

By following these steps, you can accurately calculate your residential electricity charges in Andro. To pay your electricity bill conveniently, you can visit electricity bill payment platforms like Bajaj Finserv.

How to calculate residential charges in Andro

Calculating residential electricity charges in Andro follows a similar process to domestic charges, with slight variations depending on the property type and usage. Here is how to do it:

1. Gather your metre readings: Note both your current and previous metre readings to determine your total consumption.

2. Consult the tariff chart: TSECL publishes a tariff chart that outlines rates for different residential categories. Make sure to identify which category your usage falls into.

3. Calculate the charges using slab rates: Apply the slab rates to your usage. For example:

• First 100 units at Rs. 2.50 per unit = Rs. 250
• Next 100 units at Rs. 4.00 per unit = Rs. 400

4. Account for fixed charges: Fixed charges typically apply monthly based on your connection type.

5. Include any applicable taxes: State and local taxes may be added, so review the latest rates.

6. Make your payment: For convenience, you can use Bajaj Pay to settle your residential electricity bill effortlessly.

How to calculate an Andro electricity bill

Here are a few simple steps that will help you understand how you can calculate your electricity bill efficiently.

1. Check your meter readings and identify your total units consumed during the billing cycle.

2. Multiply the units by the relevant per-unit rate and use the following formula:
Electricity cost = Electricity consumption (kWh) x Tariff rate per unit.

3. Add the fixed charges based on your consumption slab.

4. The sum of the charges is your total bill amount.

Calculate your electricity bill to check if you are billed correctly. Manage your electricity expense efficiently by either calculating the bill manually or make use of online platforms like Bajaj Pay.

How to check an Andro electricity bill

To check your Andro electricity bill, follow these steps:

1. Visit Andro website: Go to the official website of Manipur State Power Distribution Company Limited (MSPDCL) depending on your region.

2. Consumer services: Click on the ‘CONSUMER SERVICES’ tab and select ‘ONLINE SERVICES’ from the drop-down menu.

3. Bill details: Choose the ‘PAY YOUR BILL’ option and enter your Unique Service Number to view your bill details.

4. Alternative method: You can also use the Bajaj Finserv app or other payment platforms to check your bill by selecting ‘MSPDCL’ and entering your Unique Service Number.

5. Offline option: Alternatively, visit the nearest Andro office or collection centre with your account number and identification to check your bill.

By following these steps, you can easily check your Andro electricity bill. You can now make your Andro electricity bill payments on Bajaj Finserv.

Steps to pay Andro electricity bill on Bajaj Finserv

Here are the steps to make MSPDCL bill payment online on Bajaj Finserv:

1. Visit the Bajaj Finserv website or click on https://www.bajajfinserv.in/

2. Go to the ‘ELECTRICITY BILL PAYMENT’ under the ‘PAYMENTS’ section.

3. Click on ‘PAY NOW’.

4. Select your electricity board from the drop-down menu.

5. Enter your ‘CONSUMER NUMBER’ and click on ‘FETCH BILL’.

6. Select a payment method from the list of available payment options such as credit card, debit card, e-wallet, UPI, and net banking.

7. After choosing your preferred payment mode, enter the requested payment details.