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As far as I know, you can use the same Testbook account on two devices, but there can be restrictions on using the account simultaneously. If you’re getting a 'device limit' or login-related message, it’s probably an account or subscription restriction.
I’d check the terms of your particular Testbook Pass/course or contact Testbook support if you need to use it regularly on two devices.
If you’re using Testbook Pass for the first time, it’s actually pretty simple.
Just keep in mind that what you can access depends on the specific Pass plan you have, so it’s worth checking the included exams and validity before starting.
Logging into the Testbook app is pretty simple. Just open the app and tap Login. Enter the mobile number or other login details linked to your Testbook account and complete the verification step, if prompted.
Once you’re logged in, you should be able to access your purchased courses, test series, mock tests, and other available content from your account.
If you’re new to Testbook, you can choose the Sign Up/Register option and create an account first.
I had to change the email on my Testbook account too, and you generally need to contact their support team for it. Just go to Testbook Support or use the live chat and tell them you want to update your registered email.
They may ask for your registered mobile number or some account/payment details to verify that it’s your account. Once that’s done, give them the new email address and they should help you update it.
It’s pretty simple. If you’re on Android, just open the Play Store, search for Testbook, and install the official app. On iPhone, search for Testbook in the App Store and tap Get.
Once it’s installed, open the app and log in with your Testbook account. If you don’t have an account yet, you can create one from the app itself.
Yeah, Testbook can be pretty useful for bank exam prep, especially if you’re looking for lots of mock tests and practice questions. I like that you can track your scores, accuracy, and performance, which makes it easier to figure out where you need more practice.
The downside is that I wouldn’t rely on it alone for everything. Depending on the subject, you may want separate books, classes, or study material for detailed concept preparation. Also, the exact tests and features you get can depend on the plan you’re using.
Overall, I’d see Testbook more as a practice and mock-test platform rather than my only source of preparation.
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