How PIN code is Work ?

How Does Pin code is Work?

 We Use pin code many time but we don't know that how post code is actually work.and how all the things are place it's right destination.so let's see  how  it is works

What is Pin code:

           The PIN code is the abbreviation of Postal Index Number (PIN) code. This is a unique 6 digit code, allotted to all post offices that deliver mail in India. Since one code can relate only to one post office, the use of the code is the sure fast way of ensuring that the letter reaches the correct post office. which was introduced on August 15, 1972 and appears in almost all postal articles. Though PIN code has not received much respect in the recent times with more private courier companies coming into picture and stressing more on providing phone number than PIN code, it is indeed one of the most important piece of information which ensures your package reaches the correct location. So it may not be wrong to say that the PIN code is as important to a letter as is a steering wheel to a car!!! 

Image Of All Country's Pin: 

           

                      IN THIS IMAGE YOU CAN SEE  DIFFERENT REGION OF PIN                                                          

HOW DOES PIN CODE IS WORKED::

All The PIN code worked on 9 India's Region.Country Divided All Is's Region in to Different different region,Means each and every Region have it's own Identification number(EX 3 = Western so our

all Gujarat's and Rajasthan'S PIN  Start  from 3.)each number represents a particular place and the combination of these letters determine the location to which the package is to be delivered. 

The entire country has been divided into nine zones including eight regional zones and one functional zone, which is provided below:

Number	Region	States Covered
1	Northern	Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir
2	Northern	Northern Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal
3	Western	Western Rajasthan and Gujarat
4	Western	Western Chattisgarh, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh
5	Southern	Southern Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka
6	Southern	Southern Kerala and Tamil Nadu
7	Eastern	Eastern West Bengal, Orissa and North Eastern
8	Eastern	Eastern Bihar & Jharkhand
9		Army Post office(APO) and Field Post office(FPO)

    

The first digit indicates one of these zones / region.

First 2/3 Digits of PIN	Circle
11	Delhi
12 and 13	Haryana
14 to 16	Punjab
17	Himachal Pradesh
18 to 19	Jammu & Kashmir
20 to 28	Uttar Pradesh
30 to 34	Rajasthan
36 to 39	Gujarat
40 to 44	Maharashtra
45 to 48	Madhya Pradesh
49	Chattisgarh
50 to 53	Andhra Pradesh
56 to 59	Karnataka
60 to 64	Tamil Nadu
67 to 69	Kerala
682	Lakshadweep (Islands)
70 to 74	West Bengal
744	Andaman & Nicobar Islands
75 to 77	Orissa
78	Assam
79	North Eastern
793, 794, 783123	Meghalaya
795	Manipur
796	Mizoram
799	Tripura
80 to 85	Bihar

The first digit indicates one of these zones / region.

 The Second digit indicates the sub-region, and

 The third digit indicates the sorting district within the region.

 The next three digits will indicate the particular post office where the letter is to be delivered.

The first 3 digits together will indicate the sorting or revenue district where the letter is to be basically routed. The 

last 3 digits refer to the actual post office where the article is to be finally delivered.

Les't See The one Example:

Suppose the PIN code 364710 is pin code in this code the first digit is 3 meas that is show western Region. Second Digit is 6 means it is show GUJARAT.and  Third digit is 4 means it is for 

Bhavnagar.Last three digit is for Post office of Sub-Region.

 Western Region>     Gujarat>     Bhavnagar>         Botad

    3                  6            4                 710

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