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A project page such as thzlab.6g.in keeps papers, datasets and team pages under one memorable name.
.6g.in is an open second-level zone under India's .in, created by NIXI in 2021 and suited to 6G research labs, deep-tech start-ups and telecom events. WebJi® prices it at ₹809 for the first year and ₹877 per renewal, before 18% GST; a ten-year term totals ₹8,702.
Written for Indian research groups, founders and event organisers who want an address tied to the 6G roadmap.
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Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
.6g.in is a NIXI-run namespace one level below India’s .in country code, so a registration looks like spectrumlab.6g.in. NIXI, the National Internet Exchange of India, introduced it in 2021 among 29 new .in extensions, which also included .5g.in, .ai.in and .am.in.
Being part of .in has practical consequences. The name is held in the same national registry as .co.in, follows NIXI’s registrant-accuracy rules, and can be registered for anything from one to ten years. Labels may use 2 to 63 letters, digits and inner hyphens.
.6g.in serves people working on networks that do not exist commercially yet: research groups, deep-tech founders, standards contributors and event organisers. The Department of Telecommunications published its Bharat 6G Vision in March 2023, and labs, start-ups and conferences now need addresses that place them on that roadmap.
A project page such as thzlab.6g.in keeps papers, datasets and team pages under one memorable name.
Antenna, chipset or AI-RAN founders pitching investors can show the generation they build for in the address.
summit2027.6g.in gives a yearly event a clean, cheap home that is easy to print on posters.
Advisers writing on frequency bands and regulation get a label that matches their niche.
At WebJi®, .6g.in is ₹809 for the first year and ₹877 for every year after that, before 18% GST. Long research projects often register for the full decade so the address cannot lapse between grant cycles.
| Term | How it adds up | Total (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year | 809 | 809 |
| 2 years | 809 + 877 | 1,686 |
| 5 years | 809 + 4 × 877 | 4,317 |
| 10 years | 809 + 9 × 877 | 8,702 |
For comparison, .5g.in and .io.in carry the same ₹809 / ₹877 pricing, while a global .tech name costs ₹4,400 a year. Prices read from WebJi® billing on 14 November 2026; registry-premium labels show their own rate before payment.
No. .6g.in is open registration: any person or organisation, Indian or foreign, can hold one without proving research status. That differs from .res.in, which is reserved for recognised research organisations and checked against supporting documents.
Use .6g.in for forward-looking work, .5g.in for products shipping on current networks and .ai.in when machine learning, not radio, is the core. The three cost the same at WebJi®, so the choice is purely about what your audience should understand from the name.
A lab that expects to stay relevant for a decade may prefer .6g.in now; a vendor selling routers this quarter is better served by .5g.in. Neither label affects how Google ranks the site.
Point the .6g.in name at your server and add mail records; nothing about the zone limits hosting choice. A static lab site or event page fits shared hosting, and keep auto-renew on — the domain renewal guide explains what happens if a term runs out. Other Indian zones are listed under domain registration India.
NIXI, the National Internet Exchange of India, manages .6g.in as part of the .in country-code registry. Registrars such as WebJi® submit orders to that registry, which holds the authoritative record of every name.
Yes. A department can keep its official .ac.in address and add a .6g.in name for a specific project, consortium or event. Many teams redirect the project name to a page on the institutional site.
For a lab, founder or event already working on 6G, yes: at ₹809 for year one the risk is small and the name stays available to you. For a business with no 6G link it adds little.
Yes. Ask the current registrar for the authorisation code and start the transfer at the new one; the remaining term carries over. The domain transfer page lists the steps.
Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
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