Yes - next Monday, it will be 6 months from last QIP date - which means Yes will be allowed to do another QIP. They now have the approvals needed to do a large QIP.
Only question is, whether they will use 6 months High-Low average or 15-days High low average. Using 6 months is good for bank, but might be tough to get investors. Using 15-days will be very low price - but easy to get investors.
My feeling is that Yes will be somewhere near ₹55 by next Monday, so that they can use the 6 months High Low - and it will still be attractive for investors and the bank. But no matter what price they use, stock price has to go way higher - because once the serious money is available, most of the issues are behind them.