Tired of counting the days every month? These two Jio plans offer the peace of mind of a full 30–31 days..

India's largest telecom operator, Reliance Jio, offers two prepaid plans that provide users with 1.5GB of daily data and a full month of validity. The best part about monthly validity is that you do not have to worry about remembering exactly when your plan expires. For instance, if you recharge on October 30, your plan will expire on November 30. While monthly validity isn't the longest duration available, it is certainly very convenient. It is also reasonably priced, as you generally receive mobile benefits for approximately 30 or 31 days. Let’s take a look at these plans and their benefits.

Reliance Jio's Rs 319 Prepaid Plan
Reliance Jio's Rs 319 prepaid plan offers 1.5GB of daily data, unlimited voice calling, and 100 SMS per day. This plan also comes bundled with a free 18-month subscription to Google AI Pro. This subscription is valued at Rs 35,100 and includes 5,000GB (5TB) of cloud storage from Google. This plan does not include 5G data, as it provides a daily data limit of only 1.5GB. Additionally, it includes subscriptions to the JioTV and JioAICloud apps. This plan comes with monthly service validity.

Reliance Jio's Rs 339 Prepaid Plan
Reliance Jio's Rs 339 prepaid plan also offers 1.5GB of daily data, unlimited voice calling, and 100 SMS per day. This plan also comes with monthly service validity. The only difference between the ₹319 and ₹339 plans is that the ₹339 plan includes an additional ₹14.95 worth of talktime. This plan also comes with a Google AI Pro subscription. Like the other, it does not include a 5G data bundle. Additionally, this plan offers access to JioTV and JioAICloud services. You can find this plan under the 'Value' category.

Both of these Reliance Jio prepaid plans—priced at ₹319 and ₹339—are available across all telecom circles in India. If you wish to recharge with either of these plans, you can easily do so via the MyJio app.

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