All india Pin code list

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The full form of PIN code is Postal Index Number Code, which is a six-digit number. A PIN code is used to identify any location so that any parcel or letter can be easily sent to the correct address. Because of the PIN code, it becomes easy to determine in which direction the letter or parcel should be routed and to which post office of which district and which state it should be delivered.

Each digit of the PIN code has special significance. The first digit of the PIN code indicates the major region of India where that address belongs. The first two digits together indicate the state or postal circle of that region. The third digit shows the large postal district within that state. The last three digits directly identify the post office for which the PIN code is entered by a person. Since many villages/towns/places fall under a single PIN code, the exact address of your village/office and your name are required.

There are more than 19,300 active PIN codes in India. A PIN code does not identify just a single place, but the entire area that falls under it. For this reason, a single PIN code may be shared by several post offices. Depending on the number of post offices in a region, one PIN code may include 1, 2, 4, 10, 20, or even more post offices.

All pin codes across India are provided on Pincode.cloud with complete accuracy, with almost no possibility of any kind of error. However, before using the information provided here for any purpose, please make sure to verify it yourself. We continuously work to add new updates and make necessary corrections to the pin code data so that all information remains accurate and up to date.

Pincode.cloud hosts millions of pin codes that cover the entire country. To find the pin code of any post office, you can use the search box provided here. Alternatively, you can visit the homepage of Pincode.cloud, click on the name of your state, then your district, and after that click on the name of the relevant post office. There you will find complete details of that post office, and just below that, you will also see a list of all other post offices that share the same pin code.

You should not get confused by the terms PIN code and ZIP code, because both mean the same thing. Some people refer to it as a PIN code, while others know it by the name ZIP code. The PIN code is also called a ZIP code because in foreign countries, especially in the United States, the term ZIP code is used instead of PIN code. The full form of ZIP code is Zone Improvement Plan. Therefore, whether you are asked for a ZIP code or a PIN code, in both cases you simply need to enter the PIN code of your area.