Last updated on January 16th, 2023 at 06:39 am
If we use Internet for surfing, browsing, checking emails, 
chatting on social media etc, normally data consumed is around 20 MB per hour so in a typical case, if we consider that we will use Internet for 4 hours a day then total consumption of data per month is 2.4 GB.
So if we take a data voucher of 5 GB then, I hope that would be sufficient for an addict of Internet. Let us examine that how much we have to pay for this much of data usage of different mobile operators.
| Mobile Operator | Prepaid connection | Validity | Postpaid connection | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSNL | Rs 599 for 7GB data (3 GB in day time and 4GB in night) Rs 750 for 5GB data | 30 days | Rs 670 for 5GB data Rs 700 for 6GB data | Monthly |
| MTNL | Rs 650 for 5GB data | 30 days | Rs 650 for 5GB data | Monthly |
| Airtel | Rs 740 for 4GB and after this 3p/10kbps | 30 days | Not available | |
| Aircel | Rs 697 for 5GB in select states only | 30 days | Not available | |
| Idea | Rs 749 for 4GB and after that 2p/10kbps | 30 days | Rs 750 for 5GB and after that 0.5p/10kbps | Monthly |
| MTS | Rs 501 for 6GB | 30 days | Rs 749 for 5GB and after that free usage at speed of 144Kbps | Monthly |
| Reliance Communication | Rs 800 for 5GB | 30 days | Rs 750 for 5GB | Monthly |
| Tata DoCoMo | Rs 450 for 2GB and after that 10p/10kbps | 30 days | Rs 1001 for 5GB | Monthly |
| Vodafone | Rs 450 for 2GB and after that 10p/10kbps | 30 days | Rs 850 for 5GB | Monthly |
So based on above we may now decide judiciously our mobile operator and can control expenses on our data usage.
