PIN code finder
Search 1,64,912 post offices across India. Type a 6-digit PIN code to see the areas it covers, or a post office, village or district name to find its PIN code.
PIN codes by state
- Andaman and Nicobar Islands100 offices
- Andhra Pradesh10,681 offices
- Arunachal Pradesh1,171 offices
- Assam4,063 offices
- Bihar9,309 offices
- Chandigarh53 offices
- Chhattisgarh4,411 offices
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu52 offices
- Delhi550 offices
- Goa261 offices
- Gujarat8,841 offices
- Haryana2,706 offices
- Himachal Pradesh2,807 offices
- Jammu and Kashmir1,617 offices
- Jharkhand4,584 offices
- Karnataka9,658 offices
- Kerala5,057 offices
- Ladakh119 offices
- Lakshadweep10 offices
- Madhya Pradesh10,272 offices
- Maharashtra13,762 offices
- Manipur784 offices
- Meghalaya929 offices
- Mizoram456 offices
- Nagaland403 offices
- Odisha8,915 offices
- Puducherry95 offices
- Punjab3,796 offices
- Rajasthan11,032 offices
- Sikkim212 offices
- Tamil Nadu11,733 offices
- Telangana6,253 offices
- Tripura723 offices
- Uttar Pradesh17,968 offices
- Uttarakhand2,742 offices
- West Bengal8,787 offices
How PIN codes work
A PIN (Postal Index Number) is the 6-digit code India Post uses to sort mail. The first digit is the postal region, the first two digits the postal circle (usually a state), the first three the sorting district, and the last three the delivery post office. One PIN code often covers several post offices: a head or sub office that delivers mail, and smaller branch offices in nearby villages.
You need the correct PIN code for couriers and parcels, online shopping addresses, bank and government forms, and Aadhaar or passport address updates.
Data: India Post all-India PIN code directory (Open Government Data, data.gov.in format). Always confirm with India Post for official use.