What you are seeing
Results are returned from the named official/public dataset and displayed without inventing missing values. One PIN code can return more than one post-office record.
Enter a 6-digit PIN code to see matching post offices, district, state, delivery status and postal division from the official India Post public dataset.
Use the exact 6-digit Indian PIN code. One PIN may serve multiple post offices.
Results are returned from the named official/public dataset and displayed without inventing missing values. One PIN code can return more than one post-office record.
Postal records can change. Verify time-sensitive delivery or operational decisions with India Post.
Source, freshness & licensing ↗Use the exact six digits printed in the address. The result can include multiple post offices serving the same PIN code.
Type a complete Indian PIN code such as 382330. Partial PIN codes are not searched.
See post office name, district, state, delivery status, office type and postal hierarchy where available.
For critical delivery or operational decisions, confirm the latest status with India Post because postal records can change.
India uses a six-digit PIN system to route mail through postal regions, sorting areas and delivery post offices. A PIN identifies a postal delivery area, not a single street address.
The same PIN may appear against several branch, sub or head post offices. That is why the finder returns all matching records rather than forcing one result.
The official directory can include circle, region, division, office type, delivery status, district, state and coordinates in addition to the post office name.
Enter the exact 6-digit PIN code and press Search. The page returns every matching record supplied by the official postal dataset.
Yes. A PIN code can serve multiple post offices, so more than one result for the same code is normal.
It is the delivery-status field in the postal directory for that office. For a time-sensitive shipment, confirm the current service status with India Post.
Yes. It is free to use, requires no login and uses a server-side connection so the data.gov.in API key is not exposed in the browser.