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If you’ve recently applied for the Groww IPO, you’re likely biting your nails right now, waiting for the Groww IPO allotment status update. The good news? The basis of allotment for the Billionbrains Garage Ventures-backed Groww issue is about to be published on 10 November 2025. This is the moment when many retail investors will find out whether they cut. So let’s walk through exactly how you can check your status – and why this matters more than ever in 2025’s IPO market.

What the Groww IPO Allotment Means for You

When you apply for an IPO, you’re basically saying, “I want shares in this company.” But whether you get shares depends on how many are applied versus how many are available. In the case of Groww’s IPO:

• The issue size is ₹6,632.30 crore, and the price band was ₹95–₹100 per share.
• It was covered about 17.60 times in subscriptions, meaning demand was very strong.
• Post-allotment, either you will see shares credited to your demat account or you’ll begin to see a refund if you weren’t allotted.

So for you, checking the allotment status isn’t just curiosity — it determines whether you’re holding those shares for a listing or waiting for your money back.

How to Check Groww IPO Allotment Status (Step-by-Step)

Here’s a clear, human-friendly guide to checking your status.

On the Registrar’s Website (MUFG Intime India Private Limited)

1. Visit the registrar link (often the page for “public issues / IPO allotment status”). 
2. Select the company name: Billionbrains Garage Ventures (Groww). 
3. Enter your PAN or Application Number (or DP/Client ID). 
4. Click submit, and you’ll see whether you were allotted shares.

Via the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) Website

• Visit the IPO section → “Equity & SME IPO bid details” → Select symbol “GROWW”. 
• Enter your PAN or application number → Submit → Check status.

Via the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Website

• Go to BSE’s application status page → Issue type “Equity” → Issue name “Billionbrains Garage Ventures Limited”. 
• Enter application number or PAN → Search → View result.

Short paragraphs. Clear instructions. No fuss. If I were you, I’d keep the PAN and application number handy so I don’t scramble later.

Why 2025 Matters — Trends & Investor Sentiments

Here’s what’s shifting and why you should care:

• In 2025, India’s IPO market is heating up — platforms like Groww are part of the fintech boom, which drew strong investor interest.
• According to Mint, Yet, despite strong subscription numbers, the grey market premium (GMP) for Groww dropped to about ₹4 (≈4%), indicating more cautious sentiment for near-term gains.
• What does this mean? It means while you might get shares in high-profile IPOs, listing gains may not be as large as in earlier years. You need a longer-term perspective — not just a flip-and-run approach.
  Personally, I believe this shift means you, as a retail investor, should balance excitement with caution. Getting allotted is great. But expecting a quick doubling within days? That mindset is getting riskier in 2025.

What to Do After Groww IPO Allotment Status Is Out

Once the status is published:

• If you are allotted: check your demat account for shares credited. The listing date is expected as 12 November 2025 for Groww.
• If you are not allotted, a refund will start being processed. Don’t panic — it’s part of the system.
• Regardless: review your investment plan. Are you in it for short-term listing gains or long-term growth? With fintech companies, long-term is often safer.
  I’d suggest setting a reminder for the listing date and deciding in advance what you’ll do based on whether the listing price meets your expectations.

Conclusion

The Groww IPO allotment status is your moment of truth. You applied, now it’s time to see if you got in. The process is simple — check via registrar, NSE or BSE. The market in 2025 is telling us: yes, demand is high — but expectations for immediate windfalls may need resetting. As someone sitting on the edge of their seat, I feel it: this isn’t a sprint, it’s a move for the mid-to-long haul. Whatever the result tomorrow, take a deep breath, celebrate or reflect — and then plan your next move.

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Source : Mint & Reuters - Groww IPO Allotment Status