“Over 17 billion tests have been taken with Speedtest to date. Ookla analyses the performance of the internet in every country based on consumer-initiated tests taken by real people using Speedtest. India still has a long way to go to catch up with countries that have top speeds around the world, however, we at Ookla are highly optimistic about the capacity for growth that is available in the Indian market and look forward to watching how the market grows in this coming new year,” said Doug Suttles, Co-Founder and General Manager at Ookla. “Both mobile and fixed broadband internet in India are getting faster, that’s good news for all Indian consumers no matter which operator or plan they use to access the internet. Singapore takes the top spot for fixed broadband with a 153.85 Mbps average download. As of November, Norway ranks first in the world for mobile internet with an average download speed of 62.66 Mbps. As of November, it’s at 18.82 Mbps, a close to 50 per cent jump,” it added. Average fixed broadband download speed in January was 12.12 Mbps. “While mobile speeds increased modestly, fixed broadband speeds increased dramatically. That’s a 15 per cent increase,” a statement said here on Monday. Heading into the end of the year, average mobile download speed is 8.80 Mbps as of November. “At the start of 2017, the average mobile download speed in India was 7.65 Mbps. India is ranked 109th in the mobile internet speed and 76th for fixed broadband speed globally, which is a 15 per cent increase, according to data from Ooklas November Speedtest Global Index.

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