Ntc provides additional services in a new prepaid SIM card

Nepal Telecom has changed the way of providing the balance in their prepaid SIM card. Earlier a customer used to get Rs 50 main balance when they buy a new prepaid SIM at Rs 90. Now they have provided additional voice, SMS, and data packs while reducing the main balance.

The new SIM card balance will go into effect from Jan 1, 2020. This is also applicable for all the SIM cards bought earlier but not activated. Nepal Telecom now uses the same balance system for both GSM and CDMA prepaid SIM cards.

Find the information on Ntc postpaid SIM card.

Service pack

The services that come with a new SIM card is 40 minutes talk time, 60 MB data and 20 SMS. The talk time and SMS number can be used to call, text Ntc number only, that is an on-net package. Similarly, they have reduced the main balance from Rs 50 to Rs 10, by providing the above services.

• The price of a new prepaid SIM card is Rs 90. The above package will come even if the SIM card is provided for free with their promotional offer.

Let’s compare the previous main balance with the service pack in the new SIM. The worth of the service pack (that is valid for a day) as

• 40 minutes talk time = Rs 25
• 60 MB data = Rs 10
• 20 SMS = Rs 5

But as the validity of those service packs is a month, it obviously has a better value than that of the previous main balance of Rs 50. Not forgetting the Rs 10 main balance, that can be used for the call, SMS to any network or use data.

They have not changed the price of the SIM card as the worth of the services is equivalent to that of before.

Ntc has been providing free SIM cards to students with similar service packages for six months. Now, the same packages are introduced to the regular prepaid SIM card but for a month period only.

If the above package and balance are finished, you need to recharge your phone. Read more on Ntc recharge information.

After recharge, you can buy more packages of your choice by dialing *1415#. Read the latest Ntc data pack.

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