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Hyderabad PIN codes

Hyderabad district in Telangana has 60 PIN codes and 110 post offices. They run from 500001 to 500112.

Main PIN code of Hyderabad

500001

Hyderabad head post office. Other head offices: Charminar 500002, Secunderabad 500003, Khairatabad 500004, Trimulgherry 500015, Stn. Kachiguda 500027.

All PIN codes in Hyderabad

Each PIN code is listed with the areas whose post offices use it. Head offices are marked, sub offices are in bold, and the rest are branch offices, mostly in villages and smaller localities. Offices marked * do not deliver mail to addresses.

PIN codeAreas and post offices
500001Hyderabad (head office), Gandhi Bhawan*, Moazzampura*, Seetharampet*, State Bank Of Hyderabad*
500002Charminar (head office)
500003Secunderabad (head office)
500004Khairatabad (head office), A.Gs Office*, Anandnagar*, Bazarghat*, Parishram Bhawan*, Vidhan Sabha*
500005C.R.P. Camp*, CRP Camp*
500006Karwan Sahu, Kulsumpura*
500007IICT*, Jama I Osmania, Ngri*
500008Golconda, Kakatiya Nagar*, Lunger House*, Sakkubai Nagar*, Toli Chowki*, Nanakramguda
500009Manovikasnagar
500010Bolarum, Bolarum Bazar*
500011Bowenpally
500012Begum Bazar
500013Amberpet
500014Hakimpet
500015Trimulgherry (head office), Aoc Records*, EME Records*
500016Prakashamnagar*
500017Lallaguda, Lallapet*
500018Erragadda*, Vivekananda Nagar Colony*
500020Ashoknagar*, Golconda Chowrastha*, Musheerabad (D), Zamistanpur*
500022Central Secretariat
500023Yakutpura
500024Sahifa
500025Himmatnagar, Rail Nilayam*
500026Nehrunagar
500027Stn. Kachiguda (head office), Barkatpura*
500028Humayunnagar, Murad Nagar*, Shantinagar*
500029Gagan Mahal*, Himayathnagar, Narayanguda*, Ramakrishna Mutt*
500031Ibrahim Bagh Lines
500032Gachibowli*
500033Dr.B R Ambedkar O.U*, Jubilee Hills
500034Banjara Hills
500036Malakpet Colony, Osmannagar*, Sripuram Colony*
500038Sanjeev Reddy Nagar, Vengal Rao Nagar*
500040Ie Moulali
500041Raj Bhawan
500044Andhra Mahila Sabha*, Nallakunta*, New Nallakunta, Vidyanagar*
500045A.Gs. Staff Quarters*, Yousufguda
500047Anandbagh*
500053Falaknuma, Uppuguda*
500056Neredmet*, Ramakrishna Puram
500057Vijay Nagar Colony
500058Kanchanbagh
500059Saidabad, Saidabad Colony*, Santoshnagar Colony*
500061Sitaphalmandi
500063LIC Division, New Mla Quarters*
500064Bahadurpura, Tadban*
500065Fatehdarwaza*, Shahalibanda
500066High Court
500073Srinagar Colony
500080Gandhinagar
500081Cyberabad
500082I.M.Colony*, Somajiguda
500084Kothaguda
500094Sainikpuri
500095Putlibowli, State Bank Of India*
500096Film Nagar
500107Gopanpally
500109IBC Hyderabad
500110Prashasan Nagar
500112Badangpet

About the post offices in Hyderabad

Of the 110 post offices in Hyderabad, 6 are head offices, 100 are sub offices and 4 are branch offices; 56 deliver mail. They belong to the Hyderabad City Division, Hyderabad GPO Division, Hyderabad South East Division, Secunderabad Division divisions of the Hyderabad City Region region in the Telangana Circle. PIN codes starting with 5 belong to India Post's Southern zone.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the PIN code of Hyderabad?

Hyderabad has 60 PIN codes, one for each delivery area. The head post office, Hyderabad, uses 500001; the other head offices are Charminar (500002), Secunderabad (500003), Khairatabad (500004), Trimulgherry (500015), Stn. Kachiguda (500027). The PIN code of a particular area is listed in the table on this page.

How many post offices are there in Hyderabad?

110 post offices: 6 head offices, 100 sub offices and 4 branch offices. 56 of them deliver mail to addresses.

How do I find the PIN code of my area in Hyderabad?

Look for your area or post office in the table, or type its name into the search on the India PIN code directory page. If you are there right now, the “PIN code of my location” page finds the PIN code of your exact spot with your phone's location.

What do the first digits of a Hyderabad PIN code mean?

The first digit, 5, stands for India Post's Southern zone, the first two digits for the postal circle and the first three for the sorting district. The last three digits identify the delivery post office.

Source: Department of Posts, All India Pincode Directory, published on data.gov.in under the Government Open Data License, India. Post offices open, close and move; for official mail, confirm the PIN code with India Post. All states and districts