Average Fixed Line Broadband Download Speeds in India Increased by 50.4% in 2018: Ookla

Ookla, one of the well-recognised speed test service across the globe today released its ‘2018 Year in Review‘ report in which it highlighted the improvements took place in both the mobile and fixed-line broadband segments. In the report, Ookla revealed that India saw the greatest improvement in fixed broadband speeds among the world’s most populous countries- China, India, United States, Indonesia and Brazil. From November 2017 to December 2018, the average fixed download speed registered in India is 23 Mbps, which is an impressive 50.4% improvement compared to last year. Not only that, on the mobile side of things, India ranked at the bottom of the list, but it showed a 15.2% increase in average download speeds. In addition, the firm also revealed that the gigabit results in India also increased thanks to the several Internet Service Providers which are providing broadband plans up to 1 Gbps in various parts of the country.

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India Achieved Average Download Speed of 26.46 Mbps in November 2018

Ookla, which runs Speedtest.net service on web and mobile has taken the speed test results conducted on the portal between December 2017 and November 2018. During the period, average download speed on fixed line was registered as 23 Mbps which is a whopping 50.4% jump compared to last year. As noted, India saw the greatest improvement in download speeds compared to the most populous countries. China registered an improvement of 42.5%, United States- 37.3%, Indonesia- 18.3% and Brazil 39.4%. That being said, in terms of ranking, India is fourth on the most populous countries list as it’s ranked at 65th globally, as compared to the United States- 7th, China- 18th, Brazil- 62nd.