IPO Forms 2025 – Download NSE & BSE IPO Application Forms Online

Looking to apply for the latest IPOs in India? You will need the official IPO application forms provided by the stock exchanges. Below you can find NSE IPO Forms and BSE IPO Forms along with a simple guide on how to use them. These forms can be submitted via ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) through your bank or broker.

📥 Download BSE & NSE IPO Forms

Here you can download the latest IPO application forms provided by BSE & NSE India. These forms are required for applying to IPOs listed on BSE & NSE.

📝 Step-by-Step Guide to Apply Using IPO Forms

This quick guide explains how to download IPO application form, fill the ASBA IPO form, and submit it through your bank or broker.

1) Download the right form

• Choose the correct exchange: NSE IPO form or BSE IPO form. Ensure the form corresponds to the current issue and the right category (Retail / HNI / Shareholder/Policyholders, if applicable).
• There are two methods of applying in IPO through NSE and BSE forms,
• You can download the blank form, fill in all the details manually, and then apply.
• Alternatively, you can enter all required details online such as PAN Number, Depository Name, Client/Beneficiary ID, Bank Name, etc. In this case, the form gets pre-filled automatically, but the remaining steps will be the same as in the manual method.

2) Fill investor & depository details

Whether you apply in an IPO via offline IPO forms or through the online method, you must ensure that the correct details are entered in the application form.

• PAN – Must match with your demat account. Ensure that the PAN is Aadhaar-linked. If the PAN is not linked with Aadhaar, the application may get rejected.
• Applicant Name/User Name/Client Name – Exactly as in your demat records..The Sole/First bidder’s name must exactly match the name as per the depository records. In case of a joint bid, only the First bidder’s name should be entered in the form.
• Depository Name – Choose the correct one (NSDL/CDSL)
• Demat Details – Enter DP ID & Client ID (for NSDL) or 16-digit Beneficiary ID (for CDSL).
• Bank Details – Provide accurate information such as Bank Name, Bank Account Number / UPI ID, and ASBA details.
• Address/Email/Tel No/Mobile No – Provide accurate information for all the further communications.
• Repatriation / Non-Repatriation Basis – NRI investors must clearly select whether they are applying on a Repatriation basis (NRE account linked) or a Non-Repatriation basis (NRO account linked). The IPO document specifically mentions which account type is allowed or not allowed for that issue — investors should carefully check and select accordingly.

3) Enter bid details

• Choose the number of equity shares or lots you wish to apply for.
• Enter the price per share, or select the “Cut-off” option if it is applicable in your category (generally for retail investors in mainboard IPOs).
• For SME IPOs, the Cut-off option is not available, and a minimum of 2 lots is mandatory.
• Check the minimum and maximum lot sizes as mentioned in the issue note.
• If you want to apply for multiple bids, fill in the details accordingly.

4) Choose payment mode (ASBA / UPI via broker)

• ASBA (via bank): Your bank blocks funds until allotment. Submit form at the bank branch or through net banking if supported.
• UPI (via broker/app): If applying online, approve the UPI mandate promptly within the cut-off time(before 5PM).

5) Submit & track

• Download the IPO application form and sign it before submission. The sole or first bidder must sign the form, and if a thumb impression or a signature in a foreign language is used, it should be duly attested. The ASBA account holder’s signature is also mandatory for the application to be valid.
• Submit the printed form at your bank branch (for ASBA).
• Keep the acknowledgement. Track application status via the registrar on allotment date.
• Check Allotment – After closure, check the IPO allotment status using your PAN or Demat details or Application Number.

Important points (checklist)

• Only the prescribed Bid-cum-Application Form is valid for IPO applications. Any incomplete or illegible form may be rejected.
• All details in the IPO application form must be filled in using English block letters.
• While filling the IPO form, tick the correct investor category (Retail / NII / QIB).Ensure that your Investor Status is correctly updated in the depository records. Any mismatch may lead to rejection.
• The Sole/First bidder’s name must be the same as recorded in the depository, For joint applications, only the First bidder’s name is required in the form.
• Registrar fetches demographic details (Name, Address, Email, Mobile, etc.) from the depository. If details are mismatched or outdated, IPO allotment may fail or be delayed.
• PAN must be Aadhaar-linked; otherwise, the IPO application may be rejected.
• Always cross-check DP ID, Client ID, PAN and UPI ID for accuracy before submission. Any mismatch between these details can lead to application rejection.

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🔗 Related Pages

• Upcoming IPO
• Open IPO
• Recently Closed IPO
• Recently Listed IPO

Disclaimer: This page is for educational and informational purposes only. It provides access to NSE IPO forms and BSE IPO forms and explains how to download IPO application form and apply via ASBA. It is not investment advice or a recommendation to apply. Always use official exchange/bank sources and follow your broker/bank’s timelines.to read full disclaimer check our disclaimer page.