BSNL Speed Test
BSNL Speed Test Tool
The BSNL Speed Test Tool allows you to accurately check the speed of your BSNL network. This online internet speed-checking tool quickly provides your network’s actual stats like uploading & downloading time, Jitter level, and ping response rate.
This online BSNL Internet Speed Tool checks the internet speed of every device like Broadband, Wi-Fi, and FTTH. Including the speed checking of BSNL, our tool also tests the speed of other networks regardless of any device.
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, also called BSNL, is a state-owned and one of the top ISPs in India, providing quality internet services to millions of customers. It provides FTTH, telephone, internet, GPON, and TV services.
We provide BSNL broadband subscribers with the best speed test services.
BSNL Speed Test Tool is best when you experience frequent drops and lags while using the internet. It takes only a second to measure the internet speed, enabling you to identify the cause of your slow connection.
When you run our speed test tool, it provides you with an accurate measurement of your internet’s download speed, upload speed, ping response rate, and jitter level.
In any case, your download and upload speed shouldn’t be lower than 1 Mbps if you want a fast internet connection. Plus, if your ping response rate is over 100 ms and the jitter level is higher than 30 ms, then it means that your internet speed is not up to the standard.
How to Check Internet Speed?
Follow this 3-step method to check your internet speed using our BSNL Speed Test Tool for free:
Step: #1 – Open the Speed Tool
First, open the BSNL Speed Test Tool. Now you are on the Speed Tool Page. Click this link to reach Speed Test Tool.
Step: #2 – Click on Start
On Speed Test Tool you will find “Start” button. Just tap or click the “Start” button to start the BSNL Internet Speed Test Tool to check your internet speed. After clicking or tapping the start button just hold on for few seconds to load the results.
Step: #3 – Check Test Result
After few seconds of testing it shows the results of your WiFi speed test, which include the measurement of:
- Download Speed
- Upload Speed
- Ping Response Rate
- Jitter Level
Note: The download and upload speeds are measured in “Mbps”, whereas the ping and jitter are measured in “ms”.
Understand Result
● Download Speed: Download speed refers to the rate at which data can be transferred from the internet to your device. The speed test tool connects with a nearby testing server to calculate download speed. Download speed is essential in determining how quickly a user can access and use online content, such as websites, videos, music, and software updates. Higher download speeds generally result in faster and smoother browsing and streaming experiences, while slower speeds can lead to buffering, delays, and frustration. Download speed is measured in megabits per second (Mbps). One gigabit is 1000 Mbps, two gigabits is 2000 Mbps.
● Upload Speed: This test is nearly identical to the download speed test, with one key difference. It is not limited to measuring how rapidly you can receive files but also how quickly you can send files from your device when uploading. After establishing a connection, data is uploaded in pieces (which should only take seconds). The frequency with which this occurs is recorded by the program and used to calculate your upload speed. Upload speed is measured in megabits per second (Mbps).
● Ping: Ping measures how quickly your device gets a response from a server. A low ping score is better, especially in applications where timing is everything – like online gaming or live streaming. Ping is measured in milliseconds (ms). When determining the state of your high-speed internet connection, the ping serves as a test for qualitative evaluation of the connection’s performance. It will test your internet connection by transmitting a signal to its target destination. When there is availability, it will validate with an answer back from testing servers, and the time it takes to acquire a response will be used as a measurement. Every website you visit has its load time and is affected by several factors, including ping. The ping rate indicates that your connection is experiencing delays of several milliseconds for each request sent or received.
● Jitter: Jitter measures the fluctuations in the speeds at which a stream of data is sent. A high jitter score can affect streaming and video calls, making them look and sound choppy or glitchy. Jitter is measured in milliseconds (ms). Data packets’ transit delay between your device and their destination host is called a jitter. Suppose you’re experiencing a packet delay of 50 milliseconds (0.05 seconds) or more. In that case, your internet connection likely has a poor signal, such as those found in 3G, 4G, LTE, or Edge coverage zones, most of which are located within buildings.
How to Improve Your BSNL Internet Speed?
Here are some of the most applicable and effective methods you can try if your internet speed is slow.
Check for Background Applications
Background applications often consume a large amount of bandwidth, resulting in a slowdown of your network. Always check for the closure of these applications so that your internet speed may not be affected.
Change DNS Settings
Sometimes, DNS settings are the hurdle for your network speed and latency. So, if you face any internet speed slowdown, try changing your DNS settings; it turns out to be useful.
Upgrade Your Router
An outdated hardware or device can also be the main reason behind your slow internet. So, always keep an eye on the latest devices, as up-to-date devices often support enhanced speed.
Secure your Network
Unauthorized access to your network also results in slowing your network’s speed. Protect your Wi-Fi with a strong password using WPA3 or WPA2 encryption and also Change your default router login credentials to prevent unauthorized access.