How can I upgrade my BSNL FTTH online?

BSNL broadband: how to change BSNL broadband plan through Selfcare portal

1. Visit the official BSNl Self Care portal.
2. Sign in using your credentials and captcha verification.
3. On the next page, click on ‘Billing Account Number’
4. Choose ‘Modify Services’ from the options on the left.
5. Click on ‘Change Tariff Plan’

How long will it take to install BSNL FTTH?

Online application and subsequent processing may take 2 to 3 days. In emergency situations, BSNL will be providing FTTH connections within 2 to 3 hours after submitting application form in BSNL CSC.

How can I change my BSNL FTTH plan?

BSNL Broadband Plan Change Online at Selfcare Portal Login to BSNL Selfcare portal using registered username and password on any of your browsers. Click on Billing Account Number displayed, and then your “Options” panel will load with many features on the left side of the page.

How can I change my fiber plan?

Touch Change plan. 3. Select a new plan. 4.

How can I know my BSNL FTTH plan?

Check Your BSNL Broadband Plan Subscription in Online or Offline

1. Login to BSNL self care portal account with your credentials.
2. Click on Account Number shown against Broadband.
3. Click on My facilities.
4. Press Click here for details in right side page.
5. Click Broadband (Click her for more information) at bottom sid.

Is landline free with BSNL FTTH?

To recall, BSNL had doubled the FUP data for three of its FTTH plans. It has essentially refreshed three fibre broadband plans, worth Rs. 1,045, Rs. Last month, BSNL also extended its Free Sunday Calls offer for landline and broadband users.

What is the difference between broadband and FTTH?

FTTH (Fibre-to-the-Home): With this connection, broadband provides run the internet cable directly to the homes that help to offer fastest internet speed round the clock with strong connectivity. FTTB (Fiber to the Building/Basement): This connection does not run cable directly to user’s living space.

What is FTTH plan?

Fiber to the home (FTTH) is the delivery of a communications signal over optical fiber from the operator’s switching equipment all the way to a home or business, thereby replacing existing copper infrastructure such as telephone wires and coaxial cable.