YPT Group Study sessions for NEET/INICET: Turn your FOMO into study hours

Join My YPT Study Group for NEET PG/INI-CET Preparation

Join the group via the below link:

Join Us at YPT. 

Let's study hard together!

Group name - target neetpg/inicet

Invite link -

 https://link.yeolpumta.com/P3R5cGU9Z3JvdXBJbnZpdGUmaWQ9NTEwMDY5OQ==

You can be anonymous if you want, just mention your batch by an underscore 

Password is: 'password'

(please don't tell me the password doesn't work, check if your caps is on)

Studying alone can be exhausting and demotivating, especially when the stakes are high, like in NEET PG or INI-CET preparation. That’s where the YPT app comes in — a powerful study timer and productivity tool that helps you stay focused, motivated, and consistent, all while watching others study in real-time. This post explains how the app works and how you can join my exclusive study group for medical PG aspirants.

ESPECIALLY USEFUL FOR NEET ‘25 ASPIRANTS

TO JOIN:

Drop in your details in the comment section of this blog post: Your Name, your batch and your email id.

DONOT JOIN IF YOU WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO CLOCK MORE THAN 5 HOURS A DAY!

What is the YPT App?

YPT (short for YeolpumTa) is a study timer and planning app designed to help you track your study hours and stick to your goals. What sets it apart from regular timers is the ability to see other users studying live with you, in real-time. You’ll feel a strong push from the Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) when you see dozens of users grinding hard at the same time — and that’s exactly the kind of motivation we need when preparing for competitive exams.

Key Features of YPT

1. Live study timer: You can see avatars of others studying live in the group session.

2. Subject-wise tracking: Allocate time and track exactly how much you're spending on each subject.

3. App blocking: Prevent yourself from getting distracted by locking other apps during your session.

4. Daily/weekly planner: Add to-do tasks and plan your day or week directly in the app.

5. Group ranking and accountability: Know how much others in your group are studying and push yourself to keep up.

How to Download and Set Up YPT

1. Open Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

2. Search for “YPT” or “YeolpumTa”.

3. Download and install the app on your device.

4. Sign up with your email or continue as a guest (email is recommended for syncing your progress).

5. Set your nickname in the format name_batch (for example, devanshu_2020).

How to Join the Group

(A SAMPLE PICTURE OF AN ACTIVE GROUP)

Once you’ve set up your account, follow these steps to join the group:

1. Drop in your details in the comment section: Your Name, your batch and your email id.

Example:

Name: Devanshu Pandey

Batch: 2020

Email: example@email.com

2. Join the group using the link sent to your email.

Once verified, you’ll be sent the group link. You must use your exact name_batch format inside YPT to be accepted into the group.

Group Rules and Expectations

This group is exclusively for those preparing for NEET PG or INI-CET. The competition is intense, and so is the discipline we demand.

1. You must study at least 5 hours daily using the YPT app timer.

2. Failing to meet this minimum for more than 5 consecutive days without a valid reason may result in removal from the group.

3. Keep your YPT nickname in the correct format for identification.

4. Encourage each other and maintain a respectful environment.

How to Use App Blocking on YPT

1. Tap the study timer screen.

2. Click on the padlock icon or “App Blocking” option.

3. Choose the apps you want to block while studying.

4. Set the duration (for example, 1 hour), and confirm.

5. During this time, trying to switch apps will either warn you or pause your timer.

This feature is great for eliminating distractions from social media, YouTube, or any other time-wasting apps.

Final Words

This is not just another productivity tool; it’s a movement of disciplined, serious aspirants working in silent collaboration. Whether you study in the morning, at night, or through the day — the YPT group keeps you going. If you're tired of inconsistency and want to feel part of a committed study circle, drop your details and let’s build something meaningful together.

Devanshu 

Pandey

Intern, BSAMCH, New Delhi

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