According to the India Mobile Broadband Index report, India is expected to have around 150 million 5G subscribers by 2024, aided by faster adoption in the second half of 2023.
The development comes amidst the rapid adoption and launch of 5G services across Indian cities. Data for the Global Index comes from the hundreds of millions of tests taken by real people using speed tests every month to test their Internet performance, the company said.Īmongst cities, Dubai jumped two spots to top the median mobile speed test category by having 204.37 Mbps of download speed, whereas China’s capital Beijing topped the broadband speed test category by having 277.57 Mbps of download speed. Ookla's Speedtest Global Index compares speed test data from around the world each month. The Speedtest Global Test index is a monthly internet speed test ranking for countries and cities. United Arab Emirates (UAE) jumped one spot to lead the median mobile speed test category with 161.15 Mbps mobile download speeds, whereas Singapore retained its position to lead the median fixed broadband category with 234.55 Mbps of mobile speeds. India stood at 81st ranking in November last year amongst the fixed broadband category.
The country’s median broadband speed stood at 50.02 Mbps from 49.14 Mbps in December. In the median fixed broadband speed test category, the country jumped two spots to 79th in January against 81st ranking in December last year. In November last year, the country stood at 105th position, whereas in October last year the country stood at 113th ranking. During the month, the country’s mean mobile download speed stood at 29.85 Megabits per second (Mbps) as against 25.29 Mbps in December last year. India has acquired 69th position by jumping 10 spots in January 2023, amongst median mobile speeds global ranking according to the Speedtest Global Index by network intelligence and connectivity insights company Ookla.
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