Reliance Jio Latest 4G Plans With 28 Days Validity: Here Are Your Recharge Options
Reliance Jio currently offers a range of prepaid recharge packs with a validity period of one month (28 days). In its recharge packs priced from Rs 49 to Rs 799, Reliance Jio offers data ranging from 1 GB or gigabyte to 140 GBs. This mobile data is in "high speed", according to Reliance Jio's website. While voice calls - including local, STD and roaming calls - are free across all the recharge packs, the vouchers also come with complimentary subscription to Reliance Jio apps, according to the telecom company. As the latest entrant in the telecom sector, Reliance Jio has disrupted the market by introducing aggressively-priced data packs, say analysts. In the recharge packs priced at Rs 149, Rs 198, Rs 299, Rs 509 and Rs 799, after a subscriber exhausts the respective high speed data limit (from 1.5 GB per day to 5 GB per day) during the validity period, data continues at 64 kbps speed, according to the Reliance Jio website.
Here's what you get under these prepaid recharge packs with validity of one month (28 days):
Reliance Jio recharge pack Rs 98Also readTRAI Launches Common Portal, To List Tariff Plans By Jio, Airtel, VodafoneReliance Jio recharge pack Rs 149Reliance Jio recharge pack Rs 198Reliance Jio recharge pack Rs 299Reliance Jio recharge pack Rs 509Reliance Jio recharge pack Rs 799Reliance Jio recharge pack Rs 49JioPhoneReliance Jio recharge pack Rs 153net profit of Rs. 510 crore
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