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Rajasthan PIN codes

Rajasthan has 1,017 PIN codes and 11,053 post offices across 33 districts. Its PINs run from 301001 to 345034 and start with 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34. Choose a district to see every PIN and post office in it.

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Districts in Rajasthan

DistrictPIN codesPost offices
Ajmer59402
Alwar47488
Banswara18266
Baran15197
Barmer28638
Bharatpur33401
Bhilwara34393
Bikaner30331
Bundi18176
Chittorgarh36286
Churu25366
Dausa27258
Dholpur13187
Dungarpur26295
Ganganagar27411
Hanumangarh20275
Jaipur83558
Jaisalmer13356
Jalore22293
Jhalawar19249
Jhunjhunu51413
Jodhpur48447
Karauli25262
Kota28190
Nagaur54559
Pali45383
Pratapgarh10170
Rajsamand27216
Sawai Madhopur26221
Sikar57469
Sirohi19187
Tonk17222
Udaipur42488

Head post offices in Rajasthan

Rajasthan has 47 head post offices. Each keeps the accounts for the sub and branch offices of its postal division.

How Rajasthan PIN codes are numbered

  • 30: 294 PINs (29% of the state's)
  • 33: 209 PINs (21% of the state's)
  • 32: 199 PINs (20% of the state's)
  • 31: 158 PINs (16% of the state's)
  • 34: 157 PINs (15% of the state's)

The first digit, 3, places Rajasthan in India Post's Western region. The third digit narrows it to a sorting district, and the last three digits to the post office that delivers the mail.

Rajasthan's post offices at a glance

  • Head offices: 47; sub offices: 1,273; branch offices: 9,733 (88% of the total)
  • Deliver mail: 10,731 offices (97%); the rest are counter-only
  • Postal divisions: 26
  • Most post offices: Barmer district, with 638

Frequently asked questions

How many PIN codes are there in Rajasthan?

1,017 PIN codes, covering 11,053 post offices in 33 districts.

Which district in Rajasthan has the most PIN codes?

Jaipur, with 83 PIN codes and 558 post offices.

What do Rajasthan PIN codes start with?

With the digits 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34. The first digit, 3, is India Post's Western region; the first two digits identify the postal circle.

Sources

Last checked on 6 October 2026. PIN codes and post offices are from India Post’s directory on data.gov.in. Post offices are sometimes opened, merged or renamed; check with India Post before relying on a PIN for an official form.