Masterstroke by Mukesh Ambani: Jio launches monthly plans under Rs…, 2GB daily data, Jio TV and more
Jio Cheapest 28 Days Plans: Private telecom service providers like Airtel, Jio, and Vodafone Idea have increased prices of their tariff plans. Now, it has become very difficult for the users, especially school and college goers, to find the right recharge plan on a low budget every month. However, Jio still provides several budget plans for its users, that too under Rs 300 only. These plans are beneficial for users who want unlimited data and free calling without spending more money, and also want to keep their secondary SIM active. Let's know about such best Jio prepaid recharge plans, which are priced at less than Rs 300.
Jio Cheapest 28 Days Plans: Rs 198 Plan
This plan is beneficial for those users whose data usage is pretty high. The Rs 198 plan offers 2GB data per day with a validity of 14 days. It means the user will get a total of 28GB of high-speed data for 14 days. Users will also get unlimited calling and 100 daily SMS which they can send to any number. Access to Jio TV, Cinema and Cloud apps is also available for free.
Jio Cheapest 28-Day Plans: Rs 199 Plan
In Rs 199 plan, users will get a validity of 18 days and 1.5 GB of high-speed data daily. It means the user will get a total of 27 GB of high-speed data for 18 days. The plan also offers unlimited calling and 100 SMS daily. Not only that, but the facility of Jio TV, Cinema, and Cloud is also provided with this plan.
Jio Cheapest 28-Day Plans: Rs 209 Plan
The Rs 209 plan offers 1GB of high-speed data daily for 22 days, totalling 22GB. It also includes unlimited calling to all networks and 100 SMS per day. Users also get access to Jio TV, Jio Cinema, and Jio Cloud with this plan.
Jio Cheapest 28-Day Plans: Rs 239 Plan
This plan offers 1.5 GB of data per day with unlimited calling on all networks. Users will also get 100 free SMS daily. The plan's validity is 22 days. The Rs 239 plan is for those users who need a little more data.
Jio Cheapest 28-Day Plans: Rs 249 Plan
The users will get 1 GB of high-speed data for 28 days with unlimited voice calling. Like other plans, users will also get 100 SMS daily with Rs 249 plan. This plan is best for those users whose data requirements is less.
Jio Cheapest 28-Day Plans: Rs 299 Plan
This 28-day plan provides 1.5GB of data each day, which means a total of 42GB high-speed data for 28 days. Similar to other plans, Rs 299 plan also includes unlimited calling, 100 SMS daily, and access to all Jio applications.
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