Nowadays, People access Internet on the go with their Mobile Phones or Tablets by activating GPRS packs in their Phones and check their Status Updates, Browse, Games, Downloads. In this case, The mobile service provider allocates some data usage for your phone which must not be exceeded, If exceeded, the main balance of your phone will be drained. Every Android phone user face this problem as soon as they buy their phone, because to setup their Google Play Market to download Apps they enter their Email and start downloading and atlast they find that they exceed the GPRS balance the Talktime Balance would be empty.

Also Read : Other Balance Codes for Airtel, Aircel, Idea, Vodafone, DOCOMO

To Prevent this, We should be frequently checking our Internet Balance so that we don’t exceed it, and can prevent from balance depletion. Each Mobile Provider has each code to check the Balance and a specific code to check SMS Balance, Internet and many more VAS (Value Added Services).

Balance codes for Airtel :

To check Main/Talktime Balance : Dial : *123#
To check Internet/GPRS Balance : Dial : *123*10#

Balance codes for Aircel :

To check Main/Talktime Balance : Dial : *123#
To check Internet/GPRS Balance : Dial : *126*4#

Balance codes for Idea :

To check Main/Talktime Balance : Dial : *111#
To check Internet/GPRS Balance : Dial : *111#

Balance codes for BSNL :

To check Main/Talktime Balance : Dial : *123#
To check Internet/GPRS Balance : Dial : *123*6#

Balance codes for Vodafone :

To check Main/Talktime Balance : Dial : *146#
To check Internet/GPRS Balance : SMS “MB” to 144

Balance codes for DOCOMO :

To check Main/Talktime Balance : Dial : *111#
To check Internet/GPRS Balance : Dial : *111*1#

Balance codes for Reliance :

To check Main/Talktime Balance : Dial : *367#
To check Internet/GPRS Balance : SMS “MBAL” to 55333

As per now, these are working, If anything doesn’t work comment below, we will give an another code or will update the post 🙂 Take a lil time to share the post.