Pin Code :

Postal Index Number or PIN or Pincode is the number of a post office or post code system used by Indian Post. The Pincode is 6 digits long. The first digit indicates the area, the second indicates the sub-area, the third indicates the sorting district and the last three indicate the post office code. There are nine PIN zones in India.

1^st & 2^nd  Digits of PINcode, Postal Circle :

• 11 – Delhi
• 12 – 13 Haryana
• 14 – 16 Punjab
• 17 – Himachal Pradesh
• 18 – 19 Jammu & Kashmir
• 20 – 28 Uttar Pradesh
• 30 – 34 Rajasthan
• 36 – 39 Gujarat
• 40 – 44 Maharashtra
• 45 – 48 Madhya Pradesh
• 49 – Chhattisgarh
• 50 – 53 Andhra Pradesh
• 50 – 53 TELANGANA
• 56 – 59 Karnataka
• 60 – 64 Tamil Nadu
• 67 – 69 Kerala
• 682- Lakshadweep
• 70 – 74 West Bengal
• 744- Andaman & Nicobar
• 75 – 77 Orissa
• 78 – Assam
• 79 – Arunachal Pradesh
• 79 – Manipur
• 79 – Meghalaya
• 79 – Mizoram
• 79 – Nagaland
• 79 – Tripura
• 80 – 85 Bihar
• 80 – 83, 92 Jharkhand