Airtel broadband from 300m distance

Somehow I managed to call an Airtel Booking guy and visit my place. As he was here, he booked my connection but said not to do the payment because my area is not live. He would call me to pay as soon as the area is live.

Can anyone please confirm if I get the connection from the 300m away distribution box? Will it affect the quality of the connection- say of the 200mbps plan?

I Don’t know about speed and fluctuations.
But they won’t give connection.
I have box at exactly 160 meters
And even for more money they’re not providing connection.
Local representative told me He’ll install connection on or before 20 January.( Without extra Charges)

So, finally, my Airtel connection is installed.
The operator has asked me to take a 6-month subscription. So, I took 6 months 200Mbps connection.
I had to pay 2k extra for the long-distance and extra fiber. Total cost= 8.54k

They installed Nokia Router.
Airtel servers are having full download/upload on LAN.
But on LAN. other servers have very throttled upload (around 10Mbps). Also on 5Ghz wifi, even Airtel servers have very slow speed (around 50/8 Mbps D/U).
If anyone knows the solution, please share.

how did you apply for the connection? asking because i am also in a similar situation. My house is also roughly 300m away from the airtel ftth box

@Aakash Malhotra At my place, Airtel connections are from LCOs. To get the connection I had to convenience LCO for the same. and this I did with help of the Airtel Booking guy. Also, the most important thing, I paid 2000rs. extra in cash to him (for extra 200m fiber)- This is not necessary and If you call Airtel, they will get you refunded as the LCOs are not advised to take any money in cash. But in a good faith, I am not going to Airtel for this.

And I forgot to mention- they took 15 days for installation after booking- even after paying extra and all.

Is there any slecific reason why they deny connection more than 100 meters away? I contacted a Jio salesman and he said they were afraid of the wire getting cut by the local residents if it passes over their rooftop. Doesn't make much sense.

Cost benefit ratio... If the length of the wire is more than what the company can get in return as profit, they will outrightly deny a single connection. Hence they say, get more members or pay from your pocket.