India Ranks Behind Pakistan, Nepal in Global Mobile Data Speeds in September: Ookla

[beijingwalker]

India Ranks Behind Pakistan, Nepal in Global Mobile Data Speeds in September: Ookla
India has been ranked 131 on Ookla Speedtest Global Index for mobile internet.
By Sourabh Kulesh | Updated: 26 October 2020 13:46 IST

India has been ranked 131st on Ookla's Speedtest Global Index for mobile Internet speeds and placed 70th on the index for fixed broadband speeds in the month of September. In the mobile Internet speed department, the country has slipped two positions when compared to the previous month, with an average download speed of 12.07Mbps. On the fixed broadband speed front, India gained two spots with average download speeds of 46.47Mbps and has been ranked 70th. In both these cases, India's numbers are well below the global average Internet speeds, with neighbouring countries such as Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, ranking higher in the mobile department.

Mobile Internet speed
According to Ookla Speedtest Global Index for September 2020, India's average mobile download speed is 12.07Mbps – significantly lower than the global average of 35.26Mbps. India has witnessed a drop of two points when compared to August's figures and is now placed at the 131st spot out of the total 138 countries. The country's average mobile upload speed is at 4.31Mbps and latency is 52ms. The global average of mobile upload speed is 11.22Mbps and average latency is 42ms.

India's neighbouring countries are placed above it on the list. China is on the second spot with average mobile download speed of 113.35Mbps, Sri Lanka is ranked 102nd with 19.95Mbps, Pakistan occupies the 116th rank with 17.13Mbps, and Nepal holds the 117th position with 17.12Mbps. Bangladesh fared badly, however, and is ranked at 133 with 10.76Mbps average mobile download speed.

Fixed broadband internet speed
When it comes to fixed line broadband Internet speeds, India is placed 70th out of 175 nations – well above most of its neighbouring countries – with an average download speed of 46.47Mbps. China takes up the 20th spot with 138.66Mbps, Sri Lanka is ranked 94th with 31.42Mbps, Bangladesh holds the 98th position with 29.85Mbps, Nepal ranks 113th with 22.36Mbps, and Pakistan is at 159th position with 10.10Mbps. The global average download speed is 85.73Mbps, upload speed is 45.74Mbps with latency of 21ms.

India Ranks Behind Pakistan, Nepal in Mobile Data Speeds: Ookla

India has been ranked 131 on Ookla Speedtest Global Index for mobile internet.

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[Rollno21]

It would be interesting to know what is the average amount paid to get those speeds in each country.

 

[Protest_again]

It would be interesting to know what is the average amount paid to get those speeds in each country.

Let's just agree that India is backward in every sense compared to Pakistan. So they all can be happy for a bit.

 

[beijingwalker]

Let's just agree that India is backward in every sense compared to Pakistan. So they all can be happy for a bit.

Not every, but many. hunger index is the most mattered one.

 

[Death Professor]

wow, and I thought our internet was bad.... If this is the situation I can't even imagine how normal(not the go-mutra pdf indians) are living with the shitty internet.

 

[Protest_again]

Not every, but many. hunger index is the most mattered one.

No, let's agree India is backward shit. India has 2 states UP and Bihar with combined populations of 400 million that drag every index down. But it's okay, they are ours and we need to control their maladministration soon.

 

[Nityam]

No, let's agree India is backward shit. India has 2 states UP and Bihar with combined populations of 400 million that drag every index down. But it's okay, they are ours and we need to control their maladministration soon.

What kind of rubbish is this ?

Mobile internet charge in India is Rs. 12 per 1 GB.

Mobile internet charge in Nepal is Rs. 700 per 1 GB.

Mobile internet charge in Pakistan is Rs. 40 per 1 GB.

 

[N.Siddiqui]

No, let's agree India is backward shit. India has 2 states UP and Bihar with combined populations of 400 million that drag every index down. But it's okay, they are ours and we need to control their maladministration soon.

You are missing some other backward states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan...maybe some more.

 

[Sheikh Rauf]

You are missing some other backward states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan...maybe some more.

i think they dont wanna mentioning Naga manipur mizoram assam orrisa jharkand MP andhra karnataka uttar arnachal oh i almost forgot Jharkhand, they are backwards except few spots in cities and 0.01 percent of population.

 

[Protest_again]

What kind of rubbish is this ?

Mobile internet charge in India is Rs. 12 per 1 GB.

Mobile internet charge in Nepal is Rs. 700 per 1 GB.

Mobile internet charge in pakistan is Rs. 40 per 1 GB.

I know. But PDF doesn't care. Don't want to waste my time with their nonsense. And I was referring about hunger not internet.

 

[Nityam]

I know. But PDF doesn't care. Don't want to waste my time with their nonsense. And I was referring about hunger not internet.

Why are you talking about Hunger in a thread about internet ?

 

[Protest_again]

Why are you talking about Hunger in a thread about internet ?

Please go up and read again. I was answering someone.

 

[darksider]

Let's just agree that India is backward in every sense compared to Pakistan. So they all can be happy for a bit.

What Pakistan have to do with this.get angry at ookla or ndtv or Chinese op.
But no cannot control obsession for Pakistan.
You cannot digest you meal without getting angry on Pakistan.

 

[Protest_again]

What Pakistan have to do with this.get angry at ookla or ndtv or Chinese op.
But no cannot control obsession for Pakistan.
You cannot digest you meal without getting angry on Pakistan.

Where did I get angry? I agreed Pakistanis are superior to India with respect to Internet speeds.

 

[Chhatrapati]

Mobile phone internet speed is limited because of high spectrum usage and ISPs not expanding their spectrum due to economic reasons. The government either should reduce spectrum charges for higher bandwidth and accept some revenue loss or be stupid like the case in Vodafone, try to milk them for no good, and let one company take over.

As for the comparison of speeds well, it's pointless, Jio alone has some 380 million users their speeds are bound to fall unless they expand their spectrum.