Pakistan ranks at 33rd position worldwide in cheapest mobile data
Pakistan stands 33rd among countries having cheapest mobile data plans.
ISLAMABAD: The global index for cheapest mobile data rates has ranked Pakistan at 33rd position after analyzing 6,313 mobile data plans in 230 countries.
This has been revealed by Cable.co.uk and analysis has taken into account average cost per 1 GB and ranked the countries based on it.
Pakistan stands 33rd among countries having cheapest mobile data plans.
Its average cost per 1 GB is Rs.258.73, i.e., $ 1.85. The cheapest 1 GB used in Pakistan cost Rs.40, ($0.29) while the most expensive 1 GB used costs Rs.1000, $7.15.
As per the analysis, the most expensive country in this regard is Zimbabwe with an average cost per GB of $ 75.2.
Surprisingly, the UK and the US have been ranked among the most expensive countries, ranked at 136 and 182 respectively.
The UK has per GB cost of $ 6.66 and the US has $ 12.37.
The top countries having the cheapest mobile data plans include Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Rwanda, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Mongolia and Myanmar.
The main countries with the most expensive mobile data plans include: Wallis and Fortuna, Nauru, Tokelau, Samoa, Greece, Bermuda, Djibouti, Falkland Islands, Saint Helena, Equatorial Guinea and Zimbabwe.
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