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Should I Apply for an IPO? A Guide to Making the Right Decision
IPO में Invest करें या नहीं? जानिए सही Decision कैसे लें
IPO में कितने Lots Apply करें?

PO (Initial Public Offering): The first sale of stock by a private company to the public.

Mainline IPO: A standard IPO offered on the main stock exchanges like BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) and NSE (National Stock Exchange).

SME IPO (Small and Medium Enterprises IPO): IPO specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises. Listed on the SME Exchange platform

Q1. Can I Apply for an IPO Through Multiple Applications on the Same Name?

No. You cannot apply in an IPO through multiple applications with the same name. If an investor tries doing it, then all the applications made under the same name will be rejected.

Q2. Why is the Maximum Subscription Amount for Retail Investors Limited to Rs 2 lakh?

SEBI has classified investors into three broad categories – RIIs, NIIs, and QIBs. It has also mandated companies to reserve a fixed percentage of the IPO to each category, as shown below:

RII – Retail Individual Investor – 35% of the IPO
NII – Non-Institutional Investor – 15% of the IPO
QIB – Qualified Institutional Bidder – 50% of the IPO

Q3. Does applying for IPO at upper price band stands more chance of allotment than lower price band?

Yes, applying at high price band increases your chances of allotment