If you want to port on BSNL, then first you need to know about FRC, otherwise the connection will not start.

If you are tired of cheap plans from private companies, then you can choose BSNL. In the last 4 months, around 5.5 million users have joined BSNL to enjoy cheap recharge plans. In this case, if you are also planning to transfer your number to BSNL, then you must know about FRC i.e. First Recharge Plan.

Whenever you get a new number or switch from one service provider to another, the first thing to do is FRC recharge. FRC are those plans that activate your number, meaning your new connections start only with them. In this case, if you choose a new number or another plan from a new operator, your connection will not start.

BSNL increases speed

BSNL is rapidly launching new services to attract customers. BSNL has accelerated the installation of 4G towers across India over the past few months. Not only this, the company also offers long-term plans to its customers at the lowest prices. In this case, if you transfer your number to BSNL, then you can get rid of the stress of expensive recharge plans. Let us introduce you to BSNL’s FRC scheme.

BSNL 108 FRC Scheme

BSNL’s cheapest FRC plan is priced at Rs.108. In this recharge plan, the company provides you with a validity period of 28 days. You can make unlimited free calls to any network. This way you will get a total of 28GB of data for 28 days. This means you can use 1GB of data per day. You don’t get free text messaging on this plan.

BSNL 249 FCR Scheme

The Rs 249 FRC recharge plan is also on BSNL’s list. In this plan, your validity is 45 days. In this plan, you also get unlimited free calls to all networks. For users with more traffic, the FRC recharge plan will be the best choice. Here, you get 2GB data per day. This means you can use a total of 90GB of data within 45 days. BSNL is also offering 100 free SMS messages per day to the customers of this plan.

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