How to check NSE IPO allotment status on BSE
BSE has a dedicated page on its website where you can check the IPO application and allotment details. Here are the steps you can follow to check your NSE IPO allotment status:
- Open the BSE IPO application status page.
- Select ‘Equity’ under the issue type.
- Under the issue name, select NSE Ltd from the drop-down list of companies.
- Enter your application number or Permanent Account Number (PAN).
- Enter the CAPTCHA and complete your verification.
- Click ‘Submit’.
Your application details should appear once the allotment information has been uploaded by the exchange. You can access the status details on or after September 22, 2026. It may not be visible before the allotment process is completed.
How to check NSE IPO allotment status on the Registrar website (MUFG Intime)
You can also check your NSE IPO allotment status on the website of the registrar, which is MUFG Intime in this case. Follow these simple steps to check the application status on its website:
- Open the MUFG Intime public issues page.
- Select ‘NSE Ltd IPO’ from the available names in the drop-down list.
- Choose the details you want to use for checking your application, such as PAN, application number, DP or client ID, or bank account number with IFSC.
- Enter the selected details.
- Click on ‘Submit’.
The website also lets you check your NSE IPO allotment status using your depository or client ID, which BSE’s portal does not allow.
NSE IPO Subscription Details
The NSE IPO saw different levels of demand across investor categories. The overall subscription reached 5.69 times by the end of NSE IPO Day 3. Here are the category-wise final subscription numbers:
The QIB portion saw the highest demand. The NII category was also subscribed more than 6 times. Retail demand crossed the full subscription by the end of the issue.
What actually sets apart the NSE IPO is the size of the issue. At ₹22,561.57 crore, it is India’s second-largest IPO by issue size. Hyundai Motor India’s ₹27,858.75 crore IPO remains ahead of it, while LIC’s ₹20,557.23 crore issue now ranks below NSE.
NSE IPO at a glance
The NSE IPO was a fully offered-for-sale issue. This basically means existing shareholders sold their shares through the issue. The company won’t receive any of the proceeds from this offer.
Here’s a snapshot of the main details:
About NSE
NSE operates as India’s major stock exchange. Its businesses cover areas such as equity trading, derivatives, market data, indices and other financial market services. The company has a large presence in India’s capital markets and earns a significant part of its income from transaction-related activities.
NSE reported consolidated revenue from operations of about ₹14,780 crore in FY24, which increased to around ₹17,141 crore in FY25 before coming down to about ₹16,601 crore in FY26.
Its profit after tax stood at about ₹8,306 crore in FY24, ₹12,188 crore in FY25 and ₹10,302 crore in FY26. So, while the company remains highly profitable, FY26 revenue and profit were lower than the previous year.
What happens next?
After the NSE IPO application status is out, if the shares are allotted to you, they are expected to be credited to your demat account on September 23. You can then wait for the September 24 listing. Since the IPO was subscribed several times overall, not every applicant is guaranteed an allotment. The exact number of shares you receive will depend on the allotment process for your category.
And if you don’t get the allotment, your application money should be unblocked by September 23. You can always track and invest in NSE shares after listing, like any other stock.
