SRINAGAR: Reliance Jio retained its position as the top-performing telecom operator in Srinagar, outpacing competition across key voice and data performance metrics.

The latest Independent Drive Test (IDT) conducted by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is a clear endorsement of Jio's dedication to offering a best-in-class digital experience backed by its advanced, future-ready mobile network.

The report revealed that Jio delivered an average 5G download speed of 469.09 Mbps-the highest among all operators in the city.

This stellar performance guarantees faster video streaming, lag-free online gaming, quick app downloads and uninterrupted browsing, even during peak usage hours.

Such speeds reflect not just technical superiority, but also Jio's customer-first approach to connectivity, making it the go-to network for digital-savvy users.

Jio also excels in low latency, a crucial factor for applications like video calls, virtual meetings and online gaming.

By ensuring faster data packet delivery, Jio provides users with a smoother, more responsive experience - enabling real-time interaction with minimal delays.

In addition to its data strengths, Jio's performance in voice services stands out.

The IDT highlights exceptional call setup success rate, lightning-fast call connection times, virtually zero call drops, clear, high-quality voice clarity.

Together, these elements ensure that Jio customers enjoy seamless and dependable voice communication, whether they're at home, in transit or in high-traffic urban areas.

The drive test spanned all major areas of Srinagar, from central business districts and residential hubs to traffic-heavy corridors and pedestrian zones.

Jio's dense, well-optimized network architecture ensured high performance across all these segments, reflecting its commitment to consistent quality even under demanding conditions.

From buffer-free streaming and HD voice calls to real-time gaming and collaboration, Reliance Jio continues to lead as the preferred network for mobile users in J&K.