Checking your share allocation status after applying for an IPO can be stressful, especially when subscription numbers go through the roof. If you applied for the recent public issue of Advit Jewels, you're probably eager to know your allocation. You can check the Advit Jewels IPO allotment status online in just a few minutes. The process is simple, and you don't need any complex login details to get your results.
Advit Jewels IPO allotment date and GMP details
The bidding for Advit Jewels closed on June 25, 2026. The company set the allotment date for June 29, 2026. Honestly, the interest in this issue was incredibly high. I'm not sure exactly why it generated so much hype, but Mint reports that it was subscribed 212.63 times overall, so you can expect a massive scramble for these shares. If you ask me, getting an allotment here is going to be a pure stroke of luck.
Interest built up fast. On Day 1, June 23, they got bids for 3.79 crore shares against 83.79 lakh shares on offer. By Day 2, Upstox reported the IPO was booked 25 times. Then Day 3 came. Subscription reached a staggering 79.80 times in the morning before finally closing at 212.63 times.
People are talking a lot about the grey market premium or GMP. Basically, it's just the price people are willing to pay for shares before they actually list on the stock exchange. I've always said you shouldn't take GMP too seriously (it's not an official price, after all). It changes every single day depending on the market mood. But a high GMP does show that demand is strong, which fits with the massive subscription rate we saw.
Successful applicants will see the shares in their demat accounts by July 1, 2026. If you don't get any shares, don't worry. Your blocked funds will be released back to your bank account.
How to check Advit Jewels IPO allotment status on Bigshare
Bigshare Services is the registrar for this IPO. They manage allotments. In my experience, checking their site is fastest.
Here's how to check your status on the portal:
- Go to the official Bigshare Services website. You'll see a clean page with a few drop-down lists and text fields.
- Select one of the three server links on the homepage. They have multiple servers to handle the heavy traffic on allotment day. Clicking any of them will open the allotment check page.
- Look for the drop-down menu that says 'Select Company' and click it. Select 'Advit Jewels' from the list of active IPOs.
- Choose your selection type. Search using your Permanent Account Number, application number, DP ID, or client code. If you choose PAN, have your ten-digit card ready.
- Enter your details in the input box. For instance, if you chose PAN, type your Permanent Account Number carefully. Make sure there are no typos.
- Solve the captcha by typing the characters you see in the image. Then, click the 'Search' button.
The website will display your application details. You'll see your name, the application number, the shares you applied for, and the shares allotted to you. If that allotment number is zero, it means you didn't get any shares.
Honestly, you'll need your Indian PAN or application number to query the database. If you used a relative's demat account, you must use their PAN instead of yours.
Using BSE to check Advit Jewels IPO allotment status
If the registrar website is crawling or down due to heavy traffic, you can use the Bombay Stock Exchange website instead. The BSE portal is a reliable alternative since it pulls data directly from the exchange database. I think backups are always good.
Here's the step-by-step process:
- Visit the BSE application status page. The layout here is very clean.
- Under 'Issue Type', click the radio button next to 'Equity'.
- Open the drop-down list for 'Issue Name' and select 'Advit Jewels'.
- Type your application number. You'll find it in the email or SMS receipt you got when you applied.
- Enter your PAN in the next field. It has to match the one linked to your demat account.
- Check the box that says 'I am not a robot' to clear the security check, and hit 'Search'.
The site will show your allotment details. The BSE site is useful. But they only update their database after the registrar finishes the final upload. So, if you check very early on June 29 (which makes sense, actually, because we're all eager), the data might not show up yet.
What to do after checking your allotment status
Once you know your result, what happens next depends on whether you got the shares.
If you got the allotment, you'll see the shares in your demat account by July 1, 2026. In my experience, demat credits can be delayed by a few hours. The listing is expected shortly after. If you applied via UPI, the bank will deduct the exact amount, and leftover blocked funds will be released.
If you didn't get the shares, don't panic. The refund process will begin soon. Refunds start on June 30, 2026. Since modern IPOs use the ASBA system, your money never actually left your bank account. It was just blocked. So your bank will simply release that block, and you can use your funds again.
Banks can sometimes take a couple of days to release those blocked funds. If your money isn't unblocked by July 1, you should contact your bank branch with your application details.
If you want to understand how listing day works or how to plan your exit, you can check out our IPO guides for more tips.
Stay safe from online IPO scams
Popular IPOs are targets. Scammers build fake websites looking exactly like Bigshare Services. They send these sketchy links via SMS, WhatsApp, social media, or telegram groups. I think scams are getting smarter daily.
If you click on these links, they might ask you to enter sensitive details, download an app, authorize a UPI transaction, or share your bank OTP (which is a huge red flag, obviously). Honestly, I've seen reports of people losing a lot of money trying to check their status on these sketchy portals.
Here are a few safety tips to remember:
- Don't check your status using links from WhatsApp or SMS. Always type the official BSE or Bigshare URL directly into your browser.
- A legitimate registrar will never ask for your UPI PIN or bank OTP to show your allotment status.
- Be careful with emails promising guaranteed allotments if you pay a fee. The allotment is decided by a transparent lottery system run by SEBI, so there's no way to buy your way in.
If you suspect you've been targeted by a fraudster, immediately file a complaint on the National Cyber Crime Portal at cybercrime.gov.in or call the national helpline at 1930. Don't wait. Quick action is important to block fraudulent accounts. For more details on protecting your digital identity, read our guide on online IPO scams.
