India Drops Two Locations to 132 in Ookla’s Cell Broadband Pace Index

India has registered a two-place drop to 132 on the Ookla’s Speedtest World Index for cell broadband speeds in April. The common cell broadband obtain pace within the nation was 9.81Mbps throughout April whereas the typical add pace was registered to be three.98Mbps for a similar interval. The drop within the cell Web speeds could possibly be attributed to the huge surge in Web utilization in India because of the coronavirus lockdown. The most recent rating launched by the worldwide Web pace tracker firm reveals India slipping even beneath Bangladesh among the many neighbouring nations. India already ranks beneath Pakistan and Nepal by way of cell broadband speeds.

As per the Speedtest World Index, the worldwide common cell broadband obtain speeds in April registered at 30.89Mbps whereas the worldwide common add pace was at 10.50Mbps. The listing was topped by South Korea with a mean cell broadband obtain pace of 88.01Mbps and the final – 139th – place was held by Afghanistan (6.02Mbps). Apart from South Korea, nations together with Qatar, China, United Arab Emirates, and the Netherlands held the highest 4 spots.

Among the many neighbours, Bangladesh is now at 130th place, after gaining two locations, on the Index with a mean cell obtain pace of 9.96Mbps, whereas Pakistan was at 112th spot with a mean cell obtain pace of 14.34Mbps. Simply above Pakistan, Nepal held the 111th spot with a mean cell Web obtain pace of 14.35Mpbs.

By way of the mounted broadband efficiency, India’s place remained unchanged at 71th spot since March. India’s common mounted broadband obtain pace was 35.84Mbps in April whereas the typical add pace is alleged to be at 32.36Mbps for a similar interval. Equally, the highest spot in Ookla’s Fastened Broadband Pace Index was held by Singapore with a mean obtain pace of 198.46Mbps. It was adopted by Hong Kong (176.7Mbps), Thailand (159.87Mbps), Switzerland (152.05Mbps), and Romania (151.87Mbps).