Find any Indian pin code or post office instantly. Enter a 6-digit pin code, post office name, city, or district in the box below.
There are a few different ways to find the pin code you're looking for, depending on what information you already have:
If you know the post office name, city, district, or the pin code itself — just type it in the search box above. This is the quickest way and covers over 1,54,000 post offices across India.
Go to the home page and select your state, then district, then post office. This works well when you're not sure about the exact name but know the general area.
The What is my postal code tool uses your phone or computer's GPS to detect the nearest pin code automatically. Works best on mobile devices.
The postal code map lets you click anywhere on a map to get the pin code for that location. Useful when you know where a place is but not what it's called.
PIN stands for Postal Index Number. It's a 6-digit number that India Post uses to identify every post office in the country. The system was introduced on 15 August 1972 to make mail sorting easier — since many places in India share the same name, a unique number helps ensure your letter reaches the right destination.
| Digit | Meaning | Example (110001) |
|---|---|---|
| 1st digit | Postal zone (1 of 9 regions) | 1 = Northern region |
| 2nd digit | Sub-zone within the region | 11 = Delhi |
| 3rd digit | Sorting district | 110 = New Delhi sorting |
| Last 3 digits | Specific delivery post office | 001 = Connaught Place |
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Type the name of the place, post office, city, or district in the search box above. You can also enter a 6-digit pin code to find all post offices that use it. The search covers all 1,54,000+ post offices in India.
Use the What is my postal code tool — it uses your browser's GPS to detect your nearest pin code. For mobile devices, results are usually very accurate since phones have built-in GPS. On desktop, accuracy depends on your internet connection.
PIN stands for Postal Index Number. It is a 6-digit code used by India Post to identify post offices. The first digit represents the postal zone (India has 9 zones), the second digit the sub-zone, the third the sorting district, and the last three digits identify the specific delivery post office.
Yes. The search works with post office names, city names, district names, and pin code numbers. Just type whatever you know — even a partial name works. For example, searching "Banga" will show results for Bangalore and similar post offices.
India Post operates over 1,54,000 post offices — the largest postal network in the world. Use PincodeLookup to find any pin code or post office.