BSNL Launches Fibre Broadband Plan with 100 MBPS Speed | Know Data FUP & Price Plans

Along with the various prepaid plans, postpaid plans, and Broadband Plans, BSNL (Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited) is now offering FTTH Broadband (Fiber to the home) plans to its users with a speed up to 100 Mbps. Well as of now these FTTH broadband plans of BSNL are available in some circles across the country. Now the state-run telecom operator has revised the BSNL FTTH Broadband plan 4999 for its users in Chennai. Now the plan offers better benefits. Here are the full details. Check it out.

BSNL Fibre Broadband Plan 4999 Details

The BSNL 4999 Plan is available for all users of Chennai region. In this Fiber Broadband plan, users will get 1.5TB data (1500GB) with a speed 100 Mbps. Up to 1500GB users will get a speed of 100 Mbps and after 1500GB data usage users will get a speed of 2 Mbps. This speed is enough to surf the internet and browse music and videos.

The 4999 FTTH plan of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited also offers free calls. But these free calls are only within BSNL network. Apart from data and free calls, users will also get one free email id. BSNL is also providing one free static IP address with the plan and 5MP free space for the ID. This is one of the best FTTH plans of BSNL.
Other BSNL FTTH Broadband Plans

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has 5 other Fiber Broadband plans. These plans start at Rs.999. The 999 plan of BSNL offers 250GB data with a speed of 60 Mbps. After the usage of 250GB data users will get a speed of 2 Mbps. The second plan is 1299 plan and in this plan, users will get 400GB FUP and after usage of the 400GB speed of 2 Mbps. The third plan is the plan 1699 and in this plan, users will get 550GB data and after that 2 Mbps speed.

The 4th plan of BSNL FTTH Broadband plan is 1999 and this plan users will get 800GB data. Afer the usage of 800GB data users will get 2 Mbps speed. The last plan is the BSNL Fibre Broadband plan 2999 and this plan users will get 900GB data. This plan also offers unlimited data at the speed of 2 Mbps after 900GB data usage.

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