West Bengal PIN Codes - List of Pincodes By Districts in West Bengal

PIN Codes By Districts in West Bengal

Here given below List of 20 districts of West Bengal having pincode range and total unique pincodes per district you can check details. You can get more information about West Bengal Tourism and its pin codes along with the list of districts of the state of West Bengal on this page. This pin code search tool helps you to check West Bengal pincode details. All you have to do is click on the name of the district of West Bengal 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 West Bengal along with their pin codes.

How to find pin codes of West Bengal?

If you want to find pin codes of West Bengal then you can search here West Bengal pin codes. West Bengal, located in India, has a six-digit pin code like the rest of the country. And the given table provides the West Bengal 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.