IPO Subscription Status — Live Updates
Monitor real-time subscription data for all currently open IPOs. See how many times each investor category — Retail, QIB, NII, and Employee — has subscribed on each day of the issue period. Subscription numbers are one of the best indicators of demand for an IPO and directly affect your chances of getting allotment. A heavily oversubscribed issue means tougher competition for shares, while a poorly subscribed one might signal caution. We pull data directly from exchange feeds and update it throughout the day so you always have the freshest figures to guide your decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the subscription categories (QIB, NII, Retail) mean?
IPO shares are reserved for different investor categories. QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers) includes mutual funds, banks, and insurance companies — they get about 50% of shares. NII (Non-Institutional Investors), also called HNIs, are individuals applying for more than Rs 2 lakhs — they get about 15%. Retail Individual Investors applying for up to Rs 2 lakhs get about 35%. Each category's subscription level affects your allotment probability differently.
How does subscription level affect allotment chances?
Higher subscription means lower allotment probability. If the retail category is subscribed 10 times, roughly 1 in 10 applications will receive allotment through the lottery system. For the NII category, allotment is proportional — if subscribed 5 times, you get approximately one-fifth of what you applied for. Understanding these numbers helps you set realistic expectations before applying.
When is subscription data updated during an IPO?
Subscription data is updated multiple times during each day of the IPO period. Exchanges publish interim figures around 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM, and 5 PM IST. Final day figures may update later in the evening as all UPI mandates are processed. We refresh this data as soon as new figures are available from NSE and BSE so you have the latest numbers.