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All you have to do is change the scenario you are using from,

Thread group = 1

ramp up = 0

Loop count= 100

to,

Thread group = 100

ramp up = 1 <or you can also leave it 0>

Loop count= 1

In the first scenario you are simply making 1 user request 100 times and hence each request only executes after the previous request completes. Think of it as,

for (i=0; i<100; i++) {
 hit URL;
}

Whereas, in the second scenario you are telling JMeter to make hundred requests at the same time.

All you have to do is change the scenario you are using from,

Thread group = 1

ramp up = 0

Loop count= 100

to,

Thread group = 100

ramp up = 1 <or you can also leave it 0>

Loop count= 1

All you have to do is change the scenario you are using from,

Thread group = 1

ramp up = 0

Loop count= 100

to,

Thread group = 100

ramp up = 1 <or you can also leave it 0>

Loop count= 1

In the first scenario you are simply making 1 user request 100 times and hence each request only executes after the previous request completes. Think of it as,

for (i=0; i<100; i++) {
 hit URL;
}

Whereas, in the second scenario you are telling JMeter to make hundred requests at the same time.

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IAmMilinPatel
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All you have to do is change the scenario you are using from,

Thread group = 1

ramp up = 0

Loop count= 100

to,

Thread group = 100

ramp up = 1 <or you can also leave it 0>

Loop count= 1