List of some of best broadband plans you can get under Rs 1000

A good broadband connection has become an important need because of the ongoing pandemic. As Work from home and online classes continue in the country; it has resulted in opting for a high speed internet connection. Let's compare some of the broadband plans from Airtel, JioFiber, BSNL, and Excitel to find a suitable plan for you. 

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Airtel ₹999 broadband plan 

This is the best selling plan from airtel. Users get 200Mbps unlimited data without data cap and unlimited Local and STD calls. This is the Airtel Extreme  Entertainment broadband plan. In addition to this users can gain access to Amazon Prime and Disney+Hotstar Super for one year. Airtel also provides Xtream DTH box with 1 month HD pack which has shows and movies on demand. 

JioFiber Rs 999 plan 

Jio ₹ 999 plan with no data cap offers you 150Mbps high speed internet, unlimited data and voice. JioFiber Also offers huge benefits with this plan such as access to 15 streaming services including Amazon Prime, Disney+Hotstar, SonyLIV, Zee5, Voot Select, VootKids, SunNxt, Hoichoi,  And many more. 

Rs 999 BSNL Plan

The government owned broadband service provider offers 200 Mbps speed but has data cap of 3.3 TB after which you will not have 200 Mbps, but 2Mbps instead  You'll also get Disney+Hotstar premium at no extra cost . Finally unlimited STD and Local calls to any network. 

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Excitel Rs 999 plan 

If you live in a city where you can get an Excitel connection, the ₹ 999 plan offers you 300 Mbps speed and free access to OTT platforms such as Zee5,VootSelect, eros now, and more. 

ACT Rs 985 broadband plan 

ACT offers 75 Mbps speed and total 750 GB data with FUP limit. ACT offers a 1 month free trial of Zee5. Additionally users can add various services such as SonyLIV, Hungama, aha and many more. 

Disclaimer: This article has been authored by a member of our Digit Squad community.

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