Modern Diagnostic IPO Allotment Status: How to Check on BSE and MUFG Intime India

With the Modern Diagnostic and Research Centre Limited IPO witnessing exceptionally strong investor participation, attention has now shifted to the allotment status. Investors who applied for the issue can check whether shares have been allotted once the allotment process is completed.

The allotment status for the Modern Diagnostic IPO can be checked online through the official registrar MUFG Intime India (MPMS) as well as the BSE website, using basic details such as PAN, application number, or demat credentials.

How to Check Modern Diagnostic IPO Allotment Status on MUFG Intime India​

MUFG Intime India is the official registrar for the Modern Diagnostic IPO. The allotment status will be available on its public issues portal.

Steps to check on MUFG Intime India:​

1. Visit the public issues page:
   https://in.mpms.mufg.com/Initial_Offer/public-issues.html
2. Under Application Status, select Modern Diagnostic and Research Centre Limited from the company dropdown.
3. Choose any one option to search:
   • PAN
   • Application Number
   • DP/Client ID
   • Bank Account Number with IFSC
4. Enter the required details in the respective field.
5. Click Submit.

The screen will display the allotment result, indicating whether shares are allotted, partially allotted, or not allotted.

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How to Check Modern Diagnostic IPO Allotment Status on BSE​

Investors can also check their allotment status through the BSE application status page, which provides a quick verification option.

Steps to check on BSE:​

1. Visit the BSE allotment status page:
   https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx
2. Select Equity as the issue type.
3. Enter Modern Diagnostic and Research Centre Limited in the Issue Name field.
4. Enter either:
   • Application Number, or
   • PAN number
5. Complete the captcha verification and click Search.

The allotment status linked to the entered details will be displayed on the screen.

What If Shares Are Not Allotted?​

In case an investor does not receive allotment:

• The blocked amount under ASBA or UPI will be automatically released to the linked bank account.
• No manual intervention or refund request is required.

Given the high level of oversubscription, particularly in the retail and non-institutional investor categories, allotment follows a lottery-based mechanism.

What Happens After Allotment?​

• Shares allotted will be credited to the demat account before listing.
• Funds for non-allottees will be unblocked automatically.
• Investors can then track the stock ahead of its scheduled listing on the BSE SME platform.

Investor Tip​

Using PAN to check allotment status is generally the most reliable method, especially for applications submitted via UPI or ASBA.
Investors are advised to rely only on official registrar and exchange platforms for accurate allotment information.