Question 1

What is a good internet speed in Nepal?

Accepted Answer

For most households, 25 Mbps download is comfortable for HD streaming and video calls. Fiber connections from Worldlink, Vianet, or Subisu typically deliver 50–200 Mbps. NTC and Ncell 4G averages 10–30 Mbps.

Question 2

Why is my speed different from what my ISP advertises?

Accepted Answer

ISPs advertise peak speeds under ideal conditions. Real-world speeds depend on network congestion, Wi-Fi signal, distance from the cell tower, and peak-hour load.

Question 3

How does this speed test work?

Accepted Answer

We use LibreSpeed — an open-source engine that runs three parallel TCP streams to a dedicated test server to measure your true download and upload throughput.

Question 4

Does this test work on mobile (NTC / Ncell / Smart)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The test is mobile-first and works on 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G connections. We automatically detect your operator.

Question 5

Is my data private?

Accepted Answer

Your full IP address is never stored. GPS coordinates are rounded to ~100 m before storage. Results are aggregated to build a public coverage map for Nepal.

Question 6

What is ping and jitter?

Accepted Answer

Ping (latency) measures how fast data travels to the server and back in milliseconds. Jitter is the variation in ping — high jitter causes lag in video calls and gaming.

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