Its Pakisthan Not The India..
4G download speed in India is 5.14 Mbps, almost two times lower than Pakistan, Sri Lanka: OpenSignal
Source :Indiatoday
OpenSignal reported that India ranks 15 in terms of 4G network availability out of some 75 odd countries. And that's with no doubt is because of the buzz that Reliance Jio created with unlimited data and free calls, some reports claimed. But, even after that, India still stands at the 74th position out of 75 countries in 4G download speed.
OpenSignal releases a report of 75 countries with the most to least 4G download speed. And, to our surprise India stands at 74. Which shouldn't be the case after all the buzz that Jio created. Where is the Jio effect now? However, taking a closer look at the report, it highlighted that our neighbouring countries like Pakistan and Sri Lanka has almost two times more 4G download speed when compared to India. Singapore tops the list with 45.62 Mbps 4G download speed, while it ends with Costa Rica which could manage a 4G download speed of only 5.14 Mbps, similar is the case for India as well.
Modi's dream to make India go digital seems a distant dream at the moment.
After Jio was introduced back in September 2016, India witnessed a major telecom war, with other competitive telecom operators coming up with value for money tariff plans, offering free calls, unlimited data and so much more. This was all because of the Jio effect. The new OpenSignal report shows India with 5.14 Mbps 4G download speed, while Singapore that tops the list has a download speed of 45.62 Mbps, almost 9 times more than India. While on the other hand, the neighbouring countries like Pakistan is said to have a 4G download speed of 11.71 Mbps and Sri Lanka also managed to have a download speed of 10.42Mbps
However in terms of 4G availability, India has seen a major surge as compared to last year. The report further states that India is definitely working on improving the 4G net availability in the country. OpenSignal states, "The Jio-inspired 4G revolution in India has sent that country rocketing up our availability charts. India jumped into our top 20 with a 4G availability rating of 81.6 per cent. In India, we have a very unique case of a single operator having an enormous impact on the local 4G market. While we measured 4G availability for most Indian 4G operators at around 60 per cent in our recent India report, new entrant Reliance Jio provided an enormous boost to India's overall availability with the launch of a nationwide LTE network that attracted 100 million subscribers in the space of six months."
However in terms of 4G availability, India has seen a major surge as compared to last year. The report further states that India is definitely working on improving the 4G net availability in the country. OpenSignal states, "The Jio-inspired 4G revolution in India has sent that country rocketing up our availability charts. India jumped into our top 20 with a 4G availability rating of 81.6 per cent. In India, we have a very unique case of a single operator having an enormous impact on the local 4G market. While we measured 4G availability for most Indian 4G operators at around 60 per cent in our recent India report, new entrant Reliance Jio provided an enormous boost to India's overall availability with the launch of a nationwide LTE network that attracted 100 million subscribers in the space of six months."
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