Speed Test for Jio 5G, JioFiber and AirFiber
Test your download, upload, ping and jitter on Jio True 5G, 4G, JioFiber or JioAirFiber, and see straight away whether your connection really runs on the Jio network (AS55836). You can also trace the route from a Jio probe.
This is an independent test by MPATEL. It is not made, approved or endorsed by Reliance Jio. Jio, JioFiber and AirFiber are trademarks of their owners.
Jio speed test tool
This test will use up to 217 MB of data.
Standard is recommended for home broadband. Choose Data saver for a shorter test on metered data.
- 01 Ping
- 02 Download
- 03 Upload
- 04 Results
Ready. Press Start test to begin.
The test could not finish
- On mobile data pick Data saver above, then press Start test.
- Look at the network check below: it says whether your IP address belongs to Jio.
- Save the result as an image, or trace the route from a Jio probe further down.
Checking which network you are on… Every network on the internet has a number called an ASN. Jio’s access network is AS55836. We read the ASN of your public IP address from Cloudflare; a VPN or private relay shows its own network instead.
This only looks up the network of your IP address with Cloudflare. No speed test starts, and no test data is used, until you press Start test.
You are looking at a shared result
Someone shared this result. It was measured on their connection, not yours.
Press Start test to measure your own connection.
- Download How fast data reaches you from the test server, in megabits per second (Mbps). MB/s is the same speed in megabytes per second: 8 Mbps = 1 MB/s. — Mbps
- Upload How fast you can send data to the test server. It matters for video calls, sending files and cloud backups. — Mbps
- Latency Round-trip time of small HTTPS requests to the test server while your line is quiet: the median of about 20 requests, with the server’s own processing time removed. It is measured over HTTP, not with ICMP ping. — ms idle
- Jitter How much latency changes from one request to the next: the average difference between consecutive samples. Low jitter keeps calls and games smooth. — ms idle
Your line is faster than this test size can measure. A larger test size can measure it, but uses more data.
Speed over time
Download & upload · MbpsYour speed graph will appear here when the test starts.
Connection details & advanced metrics Loaded ping, jitter, server and data use
- Latency, download Latency measured while the download test was running. A large rise over idle latency is called bufferbloat and makes calls and games lag when someone downloads. — ms under load
- Latency, upload Latency measured while the upload test was running. Uploads often raise latency more than downloads on home routers. — ms under load
- Bufferbloat How much latency rises when your line is busy (the larger of the download and upload increase). A: under 30 ms, B: under 60 ms, C: under 150 ms, D: under 400 ms, F: 400 ms or more. –
- Packet loss Share of small UDP messages lost on the way to a relay server and back. It is shown only when a real UDP test can run; otherwise it says Not measured. Failed web requests are never counted as packet loss. — %
Test details
- Your IP address
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- Internet provider
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- Approximate location
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- Test server
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- Distance to server
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- Connection protocol
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- IPv6 available
- Not checked · Run the IPv6 test
- Connection type (browser estimate)
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- Data used
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- Test duration
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- Parallel connections
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- Test mode
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- Date and time
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Location and distance come from your IP address and are approximate. Your IP address is shown only to you and is never put in a share link.
What your connection is good for
These ratings use our own published limits, not any app maker’s. See Help for the numbers behind each one.
Your recent results
No saved results yet. Finished tests are kept here, in this browser only (last 50).
| Date | Download | Upload | Latency | Jitter | Server | Mode | Actions |
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JioFiber on a fast plan? Standard gives a lower limit above about 200 Mbps; pick Gigabit only on an unlimited fibre line. The official Jio test is in the JioHome app (see the Jio help page on running a speed test).
Trace the route from a Jio probe
- Keep “Jio network (AS55836)” selected, or pick another place.
- Press Run trace. A volunteer probe on Jio’s network runs MTR to the site you entered.
- Read the hops: CGNAT and private addresses near the start are normal on Jio.
The trace runs on a Globalping probe, not on your phone or computer, and the result is public. If no probe on Jio is online, it runs from another home or mobile connection in India and says so.
"Trace back to my IP" runs the trace the other way: from a probe to your own public IP address, to show the route into your network. Your IP address is then part of the public Globalping result.
Enter a website, choose where to run from, and press Run trace.
| Hop | Host and IP | Network (ASN) | Loss | Avg | Best | Worst |
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Marked rows: Delay starts is the first hop after which the round-trip time stays at least 30 ms higher; Private, CGNAT and DS-Lite are addresses inside a provider's network that cannot be reached from the internet; No reply means that router did not answer (shown as * * *). Times are round trips from the probe, in milliseconds.
Raw output from the probe
Check a trace from your own computer
Run tracert google.com in Command Prompt (Windows), traceroute google.com in Terminal (Mac, Linux) or mtr --report google.com, then paste the full output below. It is read in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere. Afterwards you can choose to look up which networks own the routers.
| Hop | Host and IP | Network (ASN) | Loss | Avg | Best | Worst |
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How to read your result on Jio 5G, JioFiber and AirFiber
Start with the network check. If it says Reliance Jio (AS55836), the numbers below describe Jio’s network from where you are sitting. Jio runs mobile data, JioFiber and JioAirFiber on this one network number, so the check can confirm Jio but cannot tell you which of the three you are using.
| Measure | Good | Fair | Poor |
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| Download | 15 Mbps or more | 5–15 Mbps | under 5 Mbps |
| Upload | 3.8 Mbps or more | 1.2–3.8 Mbps | under 1.2 Mbps |
| Latency (idle) | under 60 ms | 60–100 ms | 100 ms or more |
| Jitter | under 10 ms | 10–20 ms | 20 ms or more |
The download bands follow Netflix’s recommended speeds for one 4K and one Full HD stream, and the upload bands follow Zoom’s figures for video calls. For 4G and 5G data, TRAI’s latency benchmark is 50 ms or less from 1 April 2026, with jitter at or below 50 ms. Our figures come from your browser and are measured differently, so treat them as a guide, not a regulatory measurement.
Jio True 5G or 4G?
Your browser cannot tell 5G from 4G; even Chrome reports “4g” for any fast connection. Watch the 5G or 4G icon in your phone’s status bar while the test runs. Jio describes True 5G as standalone 5G on the 700 MHz, 3500 MHz and 26 GHz bands (Jio’s 5G page). Full signal bars do not guarantee speed either: Jio notes you can get good speeds even on low signal strength.
JioFiber and JioAirFiber
JioAirFiber comes as an outdoor device plus a Wi-Fi router, and JioFiber uses the JioHome Gateway. On both, a phone far from the router measures your Wi-Fi as much as Jio’s line. For the number closest to your plan, test once on a LAN cable or right next to the router. To check the speed where your TV is, see how to test broadband speed for a TV.
Most Jio connections support IPv6. APNIC Labs measured about 96% of Jio users as IPv6-capable in September 2026, so your IPv6 address may be the one websites see. The “IPv6 available” line in the test details shows what your connection did.
Why a Jio trace shows 100.64.x.x, 192.0.0.1 or 192.168.x.x hops
These early hops belong to the home router and to Jio’s internal network, and seeing them is normal. In traces we ran from Jio probes to speed.cloudflare.com on 30 Sep 2026, the early hops included 192.0.0.1 (a probe in Chennai) and seven private hops in a row, 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x and 172.x.x.x (a probe in Thane), before the route reached Cloudflare.
- 100.64.0.0 to 100.127.255.255: shared address space that providers use for carrier-grade NAT (CGNAT). It is normal and not a fault. RFC 6598 sets this range aside for exactly this job.
- 192.0.0.1 to 192.0.0.7: a small block that RFC 6333 reserves for Dual-Stack Lite, a way of carrying IPv4 inside an IPv6 network. It reserves 192.0.0.1 for the provider’s translating gateway. The trace tool marks these hops with a DS-Lite badge (a form of carrier-grade NAT).
- 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x or 172.16.x.x to 172.31.x.x: private addresses (RFC 1918) of your own router or your provider’s internal network. They are normal too, and they do not mean the connection is broken.
CGNAT means many Jio customers share one public IPv4 address. Games consoles often show “Moderate” or “Strict” NAT behind CGNAT, and Xbox’s own fix list ends with asking your ISP for a public IP address. To see what your own router gets, compare its WAN address on the IP address and CGNAT check.
Fix common Jio problems
- Restart the router. Jio recommends restarting the JioFiber router once a month; Jio’s router restart tip says it clears the router’s memory and fixes minor speed problems.
- Run Diagnostics in MyJio. In the MyJio app, go to Home > JioCare > Run Diagnostics. Jio says it checks for slow speed, low signal, router offline, configuration errors or device overload, and it works for JioAirFiber too (Jio’s Run Diagnostics help).
- Move the Home Gateway. Jio says its Home Gateway covers around 1,000 sq. ft. on one floor and should sit in a central, open spot, away from metal objects, cabinets and other routers.
- Test at the router. JioFiber users can run a router speed test in the JioHome app. If the router result is high and this test on Wi-Fi is low, the slowdown is in your Wi-Fi, not Jio’s line; the room-by-room Wi-Fi speed test helps you find the weak spot.
- Check ping under load. If games lag only while someone downloads, run the bufferbloat test.
We could not find an official Jio guide on where to place the AirFiber outdoor device, so any advice about it you read elsewhere is general, not Jio’s.
Where to complain about slow Jio internet
Complain to Jio first, then to Jio’s Appellate Authority if the fix does not come in time. TRAI itself does not resolve individual complaints.
- Raise a complaint with Jio through the MyJio or JioHome app, or the contact options on Jio’s contact page. You should get a docket number by SMS with the expected resolution time. Save a few results from this page (the history table can export them as CSV) and note the times you tested.
- Appeal if it is not fixed. We could not find Jio’s appellate page on jio.com, so use TRAI’s TCCMS lookup for appellate authorities. Under TRAI’s rules you appeal within 30 days after the resolution deadline, with no fee, and TRAI’s FAQ says the appeal is decided within 39 days.
- Get an official record. TRAI’s own rules name the TRAI MySpeed test as the way to check a plan’s declared typical speed, so run it too before you escalate.
Since 12 Mar 2026, TRAI requires every provider to show a “Customer Care” link on its homepage and in its app, with the complaint and appeal details.
How this test works
The speed test downloads and uploads data to Cloudflare’s nearest location (named in the result) with one to four connections, and reports the average after the parallel connections warm up. Before you start, it shows the most data it can use: Data saver up to 37 MB, Standard up to 217 MB, Gigabit up to 876 MB. After the test, “Data used” shows what it really used. Packet loss shows “Not measured” unless a real UDP test could run.
The Jio check reads the network number (ASN) of your public IP address from Cloudflare. It can be wrong behind a VPN, a private relay or an office network, because those show their own network instead. The trace does not run from your device: it runs from a Globalping volunteer probe on Jio’s network, whose city, network and ASN appear above the hop table, and Globalping publishes every result. If you tick the M-Lab box for a second opinion, M-Lab publishes your IP address with the result.
MPATEL Speed Test is independent of Jio and stores results only in your browser. Read the full method for the Jio speed test, or see why different speed tests show different numbers.
Questions about Jio speed
Can I save a photo of my Jio speed test result?
Yes. After a test, press Save image to download a picture of your Jio result, or Share image to send it from your phone. The image and the share link carry the speeds, ping and test server but never your IP address.
Can this page show Jio speed in my area?
No. We do not collect other people’s results, so this page can only measure the connection you are using right now, at your spot. For coverage, check Jio’s 5G page, then run this test at the places and times that matter to you.
Why is my BGMI ping high on Jio?
BGMI ping depends on the route from your connection to the game server, your Wi-Fi and how busy your line is. A browser cannot reach BGMI’s servers, but the gaming ping test for India times cloud regions in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Singapore. If ping jumps only while someone else downloads, that points to bufferbloat (a full queue in your router), not to distance.
Can I change DNS in my JioFiber router?
Some provider-supplied routers do not let you change DNS, and we could not confirm either way for Jio’s routers. If yours does not, change DNS on each phone or computer instead, or use the Private DNS setting on Android phones. The DNS speed test shows which public resolver answers fastest for you.