Mobile data price in India among cheapest. Where it is less costly than India?

The survey is a part of the report complied by Cable.co.uk, which measured the cost of 1GB of mobile data in 233 countries.

With an average cost of 1GB of mobile data, India ($0.17 approx Rs. 14) beats Pakistan ($0.36 approx Rs. 28.72) and Sri Lanka ($0.27 approxRs. 21.54).

While Israel tops the list for selling the cheapest data plans with an average cost of 1GB of data at $0.04 approx Rs. 3.59, Saint Helena, a British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic Ocean sells its average 1 GB of mobile data plan for $41.06 which is approx Rs. 3,276.

As per the report, Israel, Italy, San Marino, Fiji, and India are the top five countries selling the cheapest mobile data plans. This survey has extensively covered Sim-based data plans only including a number of texts and calls. Moreover, the analysts have selected four archetypes to analyse the report, which are excellent infrastructure, small consumption, heavy reliance, and a wealthy economy.

The report claims that countries having excellent 4G or 5G infrastructure will have cheaper mobile data plans. Whereas, countries that have no fixed broadband availability are more likely to depend on mobile data. Hence, mobile data has become the way ahead for a user to go online.

In India, a large population depends on mobile data. This has created a high demand for data pans, forcing the service providers to reduce their prices.

According to the report, companies in Israel offer great 4G LTE and 5G network coverages. Israel also has a higher smartphone market than the United States of America.

Italy provides 5G and 4G data services to 95 per cent of the total population, with the collective data plans offered by the most popular service providers.

San Marino became the first European state to launch the 5G network. The country has 100 per cent of the 5G coverage.

Fiji, a remote island nation has two strong mobile networks, providing cheap 4G and 5G data plans across the nation.