BSNL Data cards are available as USB, Express cards and PCMIA. The USB can be used as plug and play in any laptop or desktop.
Users can opt for a trial pack first before opting for any particular plan.
The first trail plan will have 50MB of free usage with validity of 15 days costing only Rs.60 and the second trail plan allows 100MB of free usage with validity of 15 days costing Rs.120.
The data plans can be either prepaid or post paid.
Plans under prepaid:
MBV 250 – Rs.250+Service tax (Price) – 0.30 GB (Free usage) – 30 days (Validity) – Rs.2/MB (Excess usage)
MBV 400 – Rs.400 – 1GB – 30 Days – Rs.2/MB
MBV 650 – Rs.650 – 2GB – 30 Days – Rs.2/MB
MBV 1000 – Rs.1000 – 5 GB – 30 Days – Rs.2/MB
MBV 3001 – Rs.3001 – Unlimited usage – 30 Days validity.
Top-up’s can be added if users use-up their limited usage limit.
Top-up values:
Rs.120 – 100MB Usage
Rs.225 – 300MB
Rs.260 – 500MB Usage
Rs.330 – 1GB Usage
Post paid plans are also similar to prepaid except for the unlimited plan which can be obtained at Re.1 discount at Rs.3000 instead of Rs.3001 
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Users can demand 3G services by registering for free.
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Hi, ‘m Sonu, I live in Bangalore, I have bought a new laptop & now looking into options of USB Internet service. I need a plan which is Unlimited (If there is one) and a minimum speed of 256kbps which I think is ideal for me. Please suggest a connection and also the plans if you have any info about them. ‘m planning to take up BSNL because I think it has Unlimited browsing feature.
If BSNL has EVDO service in your area, then go for it. If you are talking about NIC card, then that can only give a max speed of 144kbps.
Tata Photon plus is extremely good but doesn’t have an unlimited options (max 15gb or 20gb I suppose)
These are your options.
I Have speed problem with BSNL 3G DATA CARD
hi,
Micromax is the official supplier for BSNL and MTNL 3G HSDPA Data card and have a very responsible service network, would suggest approaching them on ‘info@micromaxinfo.com’ to resolve any problem on their devices. I am myself beneficiary of their service support. Excellent support service in India
Yet another employee pretending as a happy customer.
Or is it?
Bsnl customer service is horrible. My 3G broadband data card was not working when i shifted from Orissa to Mumbai. All the customer service is doing forwarding the calls to differenr depts but no help yet.
bsnl service is very poor
what is the price of the datacard??????????????????????????