How is an IPO score calculated?

This IPO score weighs valuation (P/E vs industry average), revenue growth, profit margin, debt levels, promoter holding, anchor investor allocation, grey market premium, and subscription levels into a single 0-100 score.

Where do I find P/E ratio, GMP and subscription data for an IPO?

Use the company's Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) for financials, and NSE/BSE or your broker app for live subscription status and grey market premium during the IPO window.

Is a high GMP a guarantee of listing gains?

No. Grey market premium is an unregulated, informal indicator and can change sharply before listing. It should only be one input among many, not a standalone decision factor.

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IPO Score Analyzer

Browse the IPO reference list, then enter figures from a company's prospectus to see how a transparent 0–100 checklist scores valuation, growth, debt and promoter holding. The score is a research aid, not an apply-or-avoid verdict.

Last content review: 2026-09-10

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Reference data as of 2026-09-10 — verify live status on NSE/BSE

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This list may use an older reference snapshot when the exchange feed is unavailable. Verify dates and status with the exchange or issuer before acting. "Score this IPO" only fills in the company name below — enter the IPO's P/E, growth and other figures from its RHP, and check the result yourself.

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P/E 28 vs industry 28 · Growth 20% · GMP 10% · 3x subscribed

55/100

Near midpoint on this checklist

A score from your entries, not a recommendation to apply

Valuation55%

Revenue Growth50%

Profit Margin60%

Debt Health60%

Promoter Confidence80%

Anchor Confidence57%

Market Sentiment (GMP + Subscription)35%

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How to Evaluate an IPO Before Applying

India has had a record number of IPOs recently, and it's easy to get swept up in listing-day hype. This score is a structured checklist — not a guarantee — to help you compare an IPO's fundamentals against its peers before deciding to apply.

What Each Factor Means

Valuation (P/E vs industry): An IPO priced well above its industry average P/E leaves less room for post-listing upside.
Revenue growth & margins: Consistent double-digit growth with healthy margins signals a durable business, not a one-off spike.
Debt-to-equity: High leverage magnifies risk if growth slows after listing.
Promoter holding: Promoters retaining a meaningful stake post-IPO signals confidence in their own business.
Anchor allocation & subscription: Strong institutional (QIB) demand is historically a better signal than retail hype alone.
Grey market premium (GMP): An unofficial, unregulated indicator of listing-day sentiment — directionally useful but not reliable on its own.

How to Check IPO Allotment Status

Wait until the registrar publishes the basis of allotment after the issue closes.
Open the registrar's official allotment page or the IPO section of NSE/BSE.
Enter your PAN, application number, or demat details only on the official registrar or exchange website.
Check your bank mandate for debit/refund and your demat account for credited shares.

Search terms such as IPO allotment status, IPO allotment date, and check IPO allotment often point to different stages of the same process. This page does not collect PAN, application numbers, or demat credentials; use the official registrar for the final result.

This tool is educational only and not investment advice. Always read the Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) and consult a SEBI-registered advisor before applying to any IPO — figures here must be entered from official prospectus data, not assumed.