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Frequently Asked Questions

Ensure your PDF contains digital, selectable text rather than scanned raster images. High-resolution textbooks with structured chapter headers, sub-headings, and concept definitions yield the most rigorous question stems and high-fidelity distractors.

1 Credit equals 1 Complete Authored Question with an answer key and rationale. For instance, generating a 200-question comprehensive exam package uses 200 credits ($2.00 USD value). Credits never expire and carry over indefinitely.

No. BankMyBook employs a client-side architecture where your document text is parsed locally in your web browser memory via pdf.js. Only small anonymized conceptual text excerpts are transmitted during AI generation, and nothing is permanently stored.

BankMyBook supports Standard 4-Option Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ), True/False Conceptual Inquiries, and Multiple-Select (Select all that apply with 5 options). You can dial in the exact proportional percentage of each type.

You can configure the exact proportion of Easy (factual recall and terminology), Medium (situational comprehension and application), and Hard (multi-step analysis and clinical/deductive reasoning) questions.

Yes. All completed testbanks and exam packages are securely archived in your private Generation History on your Dashboard for instant re-download at any time.

Yes. The prompt synthesis engine enforces strict negative constraints forbidding meta-references (such as "According to chapter 3...") and ensures questions are direct, objective, and suitable for LMS import (Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle) or classroom print distribution.