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TRAI's Independent Drive Test released in November 2026 covered a railway route of what length?

  1. A.315.9 km
  2. B.415.9 km
  3. C.515.9 km
  4. D.615.9 km

Correct answer

C. 515.9 km

Explanation

The correct answer is 515.9 km. The regulator stated that the drive test in the Assam Licensed Service Area covered that length of railway along with 2 hotspot locations, and that it was conducted on 11 September 2026 under the supervision of its regional office at Kolkata. The other three options name distances that the regulator did not report for this route, so they are wrong. The stretch ran from New Tinsukia to Guwahati by way of Simaluguri Junction, Mariani Junction, Furkating Junction, Dimapur, Diphu and Lumding Junction, while the two hotspots, which capture the experience of a stationary user, were the railway stations at Guwahati and New Tinsukia. On the same stretch the regulator also counted poor signal samples and dropped calls for each operator, and the detailed maps form part of the report on its website.

Read the full article: TRAI Drive Test Checks Mobile Quality on Assam Rail Route

Q2.Reports & IndicesEasy

Which of the following was NOT among the parameters assessed in TRAI's drive test on the Assam railway route?

  1. A.Call Setup Success Rate
  2. B.Drop Call Rate
  3. C.Spectrum auction price
  4. D.Download and upload throughput
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Correct answer: C. Spectrum auction price

The regulator listed the parameters it measures on such a route as coverage gap, that is the share of samples with signal strength below the level prescribed for the technology, and for voice the call setup success rate, the drop call rate and the call setup time, and for data…

Q5.Reports & IndicesEasy

TRAI's Independent Drive Test whose findings were released in November 2026 covered which districts?

  1. A.Nuh and Palwal in Haryana
  2. B.Alwar and Bharatpur in Rajasthan
  3. C.Meerut and Baghpat in Uttar Pradesh
  4. D.Mandi and Kullu in Himachal Pradesh
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Correct answer: A. Nuh and Palwal in Haryana

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India tested mobile network quality in these two cities and the areas adjoining them, all of which lie within the Haryana Licensed Service Area, and released the findings for the information of telecom consumers.