Any hacks for getting a confirmed IPO Allotment?

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Are there any hacks to use when applying for an IPO.

They say allotments are fairly done, but of course we know there are different ways to arrive First in this unbiased waiting list.

Do you know some of these hacks that we can use when applying for an IPO ?

Like applying from
a) specific banks or brokerage houses.
b) applying on the very first day or last day.
c) applying with specific bids or choosing cut off.
etc etc.

Please share.

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Except for applying at the upper price cut off, there are no other hacks.

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@Karthik, @Roopa Can you please elaborate how IPO allotment happens. At the time of Hudco IPO, I had applied 9 lots (1800Shares) but got nothing…

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@ur_aniket plz check this Link…u may find it useful

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From the exchanges we can get the number of shares bid for. But is there any way to know the number of retail applications?

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This data will be available once the subscription closes.

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Hi @Bhuvan, as the subscription period for CDSL IPO is closed now, could you please share any link for that data?

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Check this

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How to increase chances of getting IPO allotment ??

  1. Open your family and friends demat account

  2. Apply IPO through ASBA online you can apply 5 (or even more depending upon banks) application through same bank account

E.g If ipo get oversubscribed by 5 times and allotment ratio is 5:1 there is a chances of getting 1 lot from this 5 application

  1. Another method will apply if ipo register is linkintime download blink linkintime app on your Android and register it and there is option of adding investor add all family and friends dp details maximum u can add 10 application .
    E.g If ipo is over subscribed by 10 there is chances of selected 1 application out of 10

This all this will work when registar is linkintime

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Useful input, Thank You

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you can visit NSE and BSE site (in IPO Section) to get the bid vs reserved against each investor category.

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Can we apply for IPO wherein we are allotted shares at any price, not necessarily the upper price cut off? For example, if price range is 251.25-256.25, instead of choosing any fixed price or upper cutoff, i tell NSE to allot me at final highest value?

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