Vi Rs 901 plan vs Jio Rs 999 plan and other 3GB daily data long term plans that you can go for
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Vi has a prepaid plan priced at Rs 901 that offers 3GB daily data with unlimited calls and Jio offers a 3GB daily data plan at Rs 999.
There are currently two prepaid plans that give 3GB daily data and have 84 days validity. These plans come in handy to users looking for all round benefits for a long-term but not for an entire year. Vi has a prepaid plan priced at Rs 901 that offers 3GB daily data with unlimited calling and 100 SMS per day. The plans come with a validity of 28 days, 56 days and 84 days respectively. Apart from access to Disney+ Hostar Mobile benefit, these plans also come with access to binge all night, weekend data rollover and Vi movies and TV benefit.
Jio offers a 3GB daily data plan at Rs 999 that offers 3GB high-speed data per day post which unlimited data at 64kbps. The plan also offers unlimited domestic calls. It also provides 100 SMS per day and has a validity of 84 days. The pack also provides a complimentary subscription to Jio apps. Jio has another plan that offers 3GB of data per day which is priced at Rs 349 and has a validity of 28 days. The Rs 999 prepaid plan is a cheaper alternative to the Rs 349. If you recharge your number with Rs 349, you would end up spending Rs 1047 in three months but if you recharge your phone with a Rs 999 prepaid plan, you would end up saving 48 rupees.
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