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IPO FAQs for Beginners All You Need to Know

SohaniSharma

 

Are you new to IPO investing? Don’t worry — here are answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about IPOs in India, explained in simple words.

✅ Most Asked IPO Questions — Answered



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1️⃣ What is an IPO?


IPO = Initial Public Offering. It’s when a private company sells its shares to the public for the first time and gets listed on the stock exchange.



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2️⃣ Who can apply for an IPO?


Anyone with a valid Demat & Trading account can apply — this includes individuals, HNIs, companies & institutions.



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3️⃣ Is it safe to invest in an IPO?


Mostly safe for well-known companies — but not guaranteed profit. Always check company background, financials, expert reviews & GMP before investing.



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4️⃣ What is the minimum amount needed for IPO?


You must buy at least 1 lot, which usually costs from ₹10,000 to ₹15,000 — depends on price band and lot size.



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5️⃣ What is Cut-Off Price?


Cut-off price means you agree to buy at the final price decided by the company. It improves your chances of getting shares.



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6️⃣ What is GMP in IPO?


GMP = Grey Market Premium.

It’s the extra amount people pay unofficially before listing. It shows expected listing price but is not official.



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7️⃣ How is IPO allotment done?


If an IPO is oversubscribed, shares are allotted by lottery. So, not everyone may get shares — it depends on luck & lots applied.



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8️⃣ What happens if I don’t get shares?


Don’t worry! The money blocked via UPI or ASBA will be released automatically back to your bank account in a few days.



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9️⃣ Can I sell IPO shares immediately?


Yes. Once the shares are listed, you can sell them anytime through your Demat account.



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🔟 How to increase chances of IPO allotment?


✔ Apply at cut-off price

✔ Use multiple Demat accounts in family (not multiple applications from same account)

✔ Apply in retail quota (up to ₹2 lakh)



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1️⃣1️⃣ What is ASBA?


ASBA = Application Supported by Blocked Amount.

Your bank blocks the IPO amount instead of taking it upfront — money stays in your account until shares are allotted.



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1️⃣2️⃣ Which brokers are good for IPO?


Top trusted brokers in India are Zerodha, Upstox, Angel One, Groww, Paytm Money — all have easy online IPO apply options.



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✅ Conclusion


Hope this FAQ cleared your doubts about IPOs! For the latest IPO news, upcoming IPO lists, allotment dates & reviews — stay tuned with RideIntel!


👉 Have more questions? Drop them in comments and I’ll answer them in the next post!

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