Rajasthan PIN Codes - List of Pincodes By Districts in Rajasthan

PIN Codes By Districts in Rajasthan

Here given below List of 32 districts of Rajasthan having pincode range and total unique pincodes per district you can check details. You can get more information about Rajasthan Tourism and its pin codes along with the list of districts of the state of Rajasthan on this page. This pin code search tool helps you to check Rajasthan pincode details. All you have to do is click on the name of the district of Rajasthan whose post office and pin code you are trying to search. and will take you to the district page which displays the name of the post offices in Rajasthan along with their pin codes.

S.No District Name State Name Minimum Pincode Maximum Pincode Number of Pincodes
1 Ajmer Rajasthan 305001 305927 406
2 Alwar Rajasthan 301001 321633 486
3 Banswara Rajasthan 327001 327801 281
4 Baran Rajasthan 325202 325223 199
5 Barmer Rajasthan 344001 344801 481
6 Bharatpur Rajasthan 321001 321642 402
7 Bhilwara Rajasthan 311001 311806 396
8 Bikaner Rajasthan 331801 334808 261
9 Bundi Rajasthan 323001 323803 175
10 Chittorgarh Rajasthan 312001 326501 401

Let us tell you that there are total 32 districts in the state of Rajasthan. And there are about 10334 post offices spread across the state in all the 32 districts of the state. We should know that each post office in Rajasthan has a unique pin code. And the first two digits of the pin code denotes the state as we know that each state has its own unique state code. The remaining digits indicate the districts and post offices. Rajasthan Post Office Pin Code starts with two unique digits between the numbers 20 - 28.

11 Churu Rajasthan 331001 331811 350
12 Dausa Rajasthan 303004 322240 243
13 Dholpur Rajasthan 328001 328041 188
14 Dungarpur Rajasthan 314001 314804 297
15 Ganganagar Rajasthan 335001 335901 332
16 Hanumangarh Rajasthan 335024 335803 231
17 Jaipur Rajasthan 302001 303908 589
18 Jaisalmer Rajasthan 342302 345034 149
19 Jalor Rajasthan 307029 343049 267
20 Jhalawar Rajasthan 326001 326517 247

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21 Jhujhunu Rajasthan 331025 333801 412
22 Jodhpur Rajasthan 342001 345021 410
23 Karauli Rajasthan 321610 322255 248
24 Kota Rajasthan 324001 326530 182
25 Nagaur Rajasthan 305026 342902 544
26 Pali Rajasthan 306001 306912 374
27 Rajsamand Rajasthan 305921 313704 231
28 Sawai Madhopur Rajasthan 322001 322704 219
29 Sikar Rajasthan 331024 332742 469
30 Sirohi Rajasthan 307001 307802 177
31 Tonk Rajasthan 304001 304804 222
32 Udaipur Rajasthan 307025 313906 465

How to find pin codes of Rajasthan?

If you want to find pin codes of Rajasthan then you can search here Rajasthan pin codes. Rajasthan, located in India, has a six-digit pin code like the rest of the country. And the given table provides the Rajasthan pin code list. The search can be narrowed down by selecting the name of the district, taluk and branch office due to which it saves time, effort and energy. You should know that when the pin code of the state is entered correctly, this letter and speed post can be easily delivered to his/her postal address.

What is Pin Code?

Let us tell you that the postal index number or pin or pin code is the post office or postal code system used by India Post, this pin code is of 6 digits. The first digit represents the region, the second the sub-region, the third the sorting district and the last three the code of the post office. We have 9 pin regions in India.

Importance of Pincode Each Number-

  • Each digit of the pin code has its own significance. The area is indicated through its first digit. It is to be noted that there are total 9 pin regions in India. While the initial 8 of these 9 pin regions represent the general geographical location, the ninth digit (9) is used for the Army Postal Service.
  • The sub-region is indicated through the second digit of the pin code.
  • The first two digits of the pin code identify a particular circle in the area. For example, if we take Delhi, here the first two digits are 11.
  • The third digit of the pin code is related to the district within the area.
  • The last three digits of the pincode indicate the particular post office within the district.
  • In this way your mail reaches you. Pin code is used a lot. It is used from government offices to delivery of goods, through which your area is identified.

Postal Code Wise List

Disclaimer: We have sourced the PIN Code and postal data from India Post (http://www.indiapost.gov.in). We have made all efforts to collect and present the most accurate information about postal services, offices, areas, and pincodes, but we do not guarantee error-free data. If you come across any discrepancy in postal data, please let us know regarding the same.