Jangkauan di India

Apa arti angka India

Ada dua angka yang penting dan hanya satu yang dikutip semua penjual. Kecepatan umum, 46 Mbps, memberi tahu seperti apa saat yang sedang bagus.

Yang layak dibaca adalah persentil kesepuluh, 9 Mbps. Itu kecepatan pada sepersepuluh terburuk dalam sehari, ketika sel di atas stasiun penuh dan semua orang di sekitar Anda juga ada di sana. Negara dengan median tinggi tapi lantai rendah adalah negara yang berjalan mulus sampai persis saat Anda benar-benar membutuhkannya.

Kalau perjalanan Anda bergantung pada panggilan video atau berbagi koneksi, rencanakan berdasarkan angka saat padat, bukan kecepatan umum.

Yang terjadi di India saat jaringan padat

Kepadatan bukan kerusakan, itu Selasa malam. Pertanyaannya adalah apa yang bisa dilakukan eSIM Anda, dan bagi hampir semua eSIM perjalanan jawabannya tidak ada: satu perjanjian grosir per negara, satu jaringan, dan tidak ada jalan keluar selain membeli eSIM kedua dari orang lain sambil berdiri di pinggir jalan.

Di sini trafik Orbislo lewat Jio dan Airtel. Ketika jaringan yang Anda pakai memburuk, kami pindahkan Anda ke jaringan lain di tengah perjalanan, tanpa Anda minta, dan kami beri tahu setelahnya alih-alih menyela Anda saat itu.

Operator seluler di India

• Reliance Jio: Reliance Jio is India's largest mobile operator, with 506.03 million wireless subscribers at the end of July 2026, a count that includes machine to machine connections. It added about 2.45 million that month.
• Bharti Airtel: Bharti Airtel had 489.49 million wireless subscribers at the end of July 2026, and 99.12 percent of them were active on the network's peak day, the highest share among the major operators. It also holds 61.33 percent of India's machine to machine connections.
• Vodafone Idea: Vodafone Idea, sold as Vi, had 199.06 million wireless subscribers at the end of July 2026, of whom 83.97 percent were active on the peak day.
• BSNL: State owned BSNL had 93.18 million wireless subscribers at the end of July 2026, but only 55.02 percent were active on the peak day. BSNL and MTNL together hold 7.25 percent of India's mobile market.
• BSNL: BSNL is building its 4G on an Indian developed network stack from C-DOT, Tejas Networks and TCS. By 31 October 2025 it had installed 97,068 of 100,000 ordered 4G sites, 93,511 of them on air, with equipment that can be upgraded to 5G.
• Adani Data Networks: Adani Data Networks won 400 MHz in the 26 GHz millimetre wave band in the 2022 auction, for 212 crore rupees. The government expected that band to be used mainly for captive or private networks and fixed wireless access.

Jaringan lama di India

• Airtel shut down its 3G network in Punjab on 18 October 2019 as part of a plan to phase out 3G across India, moving the 900 MHz spectrum to 4G. It kept 2G running for feature phones, and 3G only handsets fell back to voice calls.
• India's 4G saturation project also covers 6,279 villages that had only 2G or 3G mobile service, which are being upgraded to 4G.

5G di India

• India's July 2022 auction offered 72,098 MHz across ten bands and sold 51,236 MHz, 71 percent, for 1,50,173 crore rupees, the highest proceeds from any single Indian auction. No one bid for 600 MHz. Commercial 5G followed on 1 October 2022.
• Reliance Jio won 24,740 MHz for 88,078 crore rupees, including pan India 10 MHz in the 700 MHz band, the only 700 MHz sold, a band with a large range. Airtel won 19,867.8 MHz for 43,048 crore rupees and Vodafone Idea 6,228 MHz for 18,799 crore rupees.
• By 31 October 2025, 5G was available in 99.9 percent of India's districts with 85 percent population coverage, and operators had installed 5.08 lakh 5G base stations across every state and union territory.
• Jio runs its 5G as a standalone network with no dependence on its 4G core, on 700 MHz, 3,500 MHz and 26 GHz spectrum, and describes the 5G launched by other operators as non standalone, built on 4G.

Catatan jaringan di India

• Mobile access is still far denser in cities than in the countryside: at the end of July 2026 urban wireless teledensity was 143.86 percent, against 59.59 percent in rural areas.
• In July 2022 the government approved a 26,316 crore rupee project to bring 4G to 24,680 villages in remote and difficult areas that had no mobile coverage. By October 2025, 13,142 towers were working, covering 19,465 villages.
• A phone signal is extremely unlikely in India's trekking mountains, so trekkers are advised to leave their route and expected return date with their accommodation, which registers their whereabouts through the online C form.
• The Andaman and Nicobar Islands were connected to the mainland by a 2,300 km submarine cable from Chennai on 10 August 2020, serving Port Blair, Little Andaman and Swaraj Island, with a boost to 4G on the islands.
• Lakshadweep relied only on satellite links until January 2024, when a 1,868 km submarine cable from Kochi reached eleven islands, including Kavaratti, Agatti and Minicoy. Its bandwidth is available to every Indian operator.
• Under a Submarine Cable Resilience Programme run in 2025, every submarine cable operator serving India submitted plans for network redundancy and geographically diverse routes, and repair ships were readied with the required clearances.