NTC ADSL (Nepal Telecom ADSL Service)

ADSL stands for Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line, and this name refers to the fact that upload and download speeds are not the same (downloading is always faster).

DSL, a data communications technology that enables faster data transmission over copper telephone lines.

ADSL1 = up to 8Mbps
ADSL2 = up to 12Mbps
ADSL2+ = up to 24Mbps

NTC ADSL

ADSL Registration Begins 17 th Baisakh 2065/29 April 2008
One time Registration fee : Rs. 565 (incl. taxes )

ADSL Speed(Kbps)	Monthly Charge(Rs.)	Quarterly Charge(Rs.)	Port Charge
128 kbps	800	2400	100
256 kbps	1400	4200	100
512 kbps	2600		100
1 Mbps	4900		100
2 Mbps	9200		100
	Above charges are excluding Taxes 13%		Port charges are added to the monthly PSTN phone bill.

+Taxes : 13% VAT on above.

-Support : NTC doesn’t provide any support to its subscribers. Subscibers are themselves responsible for the installation, configuration and maintainence of this product however possible from their end.

Required Hardware equipment : ADSL modem + Splitter(Line Filter)

Update: 26th Dec 2009
Nepal Telecom will be introducing Volume based plans in a months time.With volume based plans subscribers only have to pay for the amount of data downloaded & uploaded. Currently, Nepal Telecom has only been providing  unlimited usage plans to its basic subscribers under speeds 128 kbps & 256 kbps.

NT is also readying to launch internet plans as fast as 2 Mbps for basic subscribers under volume based plans. This type of plans are based on amount of megabyte usage per month. Subscribers with low usage of data per month will most likely benefit from this scheme.

256/128 kbps ————–  25-32 kilo bytes per second
128/64 kbps ————-      10-16 kilo bytes per second

Nepal Telecom has expanded its ADSL service outside Kathmandu Valley.

ADSL  service is now available in 20 districts and will be extended to 40 districts throughout the country in the near future.
Currently, NT has 35,000 ADSL subscribers .

Outside Kathmandu Valley this service is now available in;

Bharatpur(Chitwan)

1. Bharatpur
2. Sangamchowk
3. Tandi
4. Gaidakot
5. Parsa
6. Bhandara
7. Rampur
8. Sauraha

Birgunj

Hetauda

Pokhara Region
1. Sisuwa
2. Pokhara
3. Pardi

Bhairahawa Region
1. Bhairahawa
2. Butwal
3. Manglapur
4. Taulihawa
5. Palpa
6. Jogikuti

Biratnagar Region
1. Biratnagar
2. Tinpaini
3. Tanki
4. Itahari
5. Dharan
6. Itahari
7. Rani

Nepalgunj Region
1. Nepalgunj
2. Karkando
3. Kohalpur 4. Dang
5. Tulsipur
6. Ghorahi

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18 Responses to “NTC ADSL (Nepal Telecom ADSL Service)”

1. gyanu,ireland says:

   Dec 28, 2009 at 8:25 pm

   i have a speed of 10 mb for arround Rs 3000 p/m where i make Rs 1400 per hour, what makes it so expensive in Nepal, this is rip off, we need more competitors, internet has been rights not priveleges these days.

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2. JBR says:

   Jan 5, 2010 at 1:50 pm

   mine is 300mb i m at norway… jus 10mb and nepal wats that…. 200 barsa purano

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