Pincode Finder

The Indian Pincode system was introduced by India Post in 1972 to simplify mail sorting and delivery. It is a 6-digit numeric code where:

  • 1st digit represents the zone (e.g., 6 for southern region).
  • 2nd digit indicates the sub-zone or state.
  • 3rd digit together with the first two forms the sorting district.
  • Last 3 digits represent the individual post office.

This structure helps streamline postal operations and ensures fast and accurate mail delivery.

  • Incorrect spelling of the city or locality.
  • Too specific (e.g., street names may not work).
  • API limitation: Not every region is included in public data.
  • Try only city or town name (like Chennai or Pune).

This tool allows you to search Indian pincodes by area or city name using real-time data. It is built using:

  • HTML5 + Bootstrap for responsive layout
  • JavaScript to capture input and display results

Just type a city (e.g., "Mumbai", "Kolkata", "Guindy") and hit Find Pincode. The results will show all related post offices and their pincodes.

Tips for Accurate Pincode Searches

  • πŸ” Start with the main city or town name, not street names (e.g., use "Chennai", not "Anna Nagar").
  • πŸ“Œ Avoid abbreviations or short forms (write "Mumbai" instead of "Bom").
  • πŸ”  Check for correct spelling and avoid typos β€” even small errors may yield no results.
  • 🌐 Results are based on official India Post records, so try using the **administrative name** of the location.

Additional Information

  • βœ”οΈ Data sourced from India Post’s open API.
  • βœ”οΈ Updated regularly.
  • βœ”οΈ Accuracy may vary by locality name.

Try entering just the city or main town if a detailed name doesn't work.

Disclaimer

The information provided by this Pincode Finder tool is sourced from publicly available postal data and is intended for general informational purposes only. While we strive for accuracy, we do not guarantee that all pin codes, areas, or postal boundaries are up-to-date or error-free.

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