HI,

Please someone let me know what all the questions we can expect from the interviewer for the manual testers who has 3 yrs of exp.

Thanks,

Sumanth

Ashish

• Nov 21st, 2014

Yes

g l n babu

• Sep 10th, 2014

1. Entry and exit criteria 2. Severity and priority 3. Bug life cycle 4. Qc left side menus 5. Test cases template 6. Traceability matrix template 7. Regression test 8. Test cases execution 9. Test pl...

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maheswari

• Dec 27th, 2014

Build is a developed software. initially some part of code is developed and then test it and then remaining some part of code is developed and the test it. It means that developers + testers is called build

Varsha

• Dec 26th, 2014

It is a executable set of code file for the s/w application handed over to the tester to test the developed functionality

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The was found by the tester how can he knows the bug is valid or invalid?

sandeep12345

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• Dec 30th, 2014

Any thing that is not matched with the given requirement or expected result,So from tester side it declared as BUG. And if this bug is really impact on coming release based on high priority than its...

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Definition of test case?

sandeep12345

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• Dec 30th, 2014

Test case is a document which contains the all requirement in informal way.

gopinathks9

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• Nov 19th, 2014

Test case is document that take input and out put is the action where action is prepared by referring to Functional Speciication

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1. What are the most important questions and provide answers as well if possible?

2. Agile tester realtime job from the day 1 of the project?

3. What documents he will receive and how will he work on them?

4. i have an interview for agile testing and i have not worked on them, so i just want to know the role of the Agile Tester compare to Waterfall Model tester?

Neha Jha

• Apr 7th, 2015

SQT is acronym of Software Quality Testing. Software Testing can be defined as: Testing is an activity that helps in finding out bugs / defects / errors in a software system under development, in order to provide a bug free and reliable system/solution to the customer.

s.lakshmipriya

• Feb 14th, 2007

Hai!SQT- software Quality Testing . for eg In Rational Robot we are using SQT language. it capturesobject properties and converts into its own objects and create the statements.regards

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How do you perform exploratory testing? How do you know requirements covers positive and negative testing? What is the difference between for loops and while loops?

Sanju

• May 5th, 2015

If the requirements are not given by the end user then test that particular application or software by using the previous experience and knowledge but this can be done by only senior software test engineers.... It is also suitable when the requirements are frequently changing...

Rahul Chauhan

• May 5th, 2015

If you dont have document of your application in this case tester explore application in details to understand the flow of application that is called exploratory testing

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sanju

• May 5th, 2015

1.white box testing is used to test only internal logic where as black box testing is used to testing test functionality of software. 2.white box testing is a process model where as black box testing...

Sadiya

• Jul 4th, 2014

Black box testing :Code is invisible,Testers are needed
White Box Testing : Code is visible,Only Developers are needed because they are the ones having good knowledge of programming as compared to the tester.

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When do we prepare RTM (Requirement traceability matrix), is it before test case designing or after test case designing?

sanju

• May 5th, 2015

This is nothing but simply matching the requirements with the prepared test cases to ensure that whether the prepared test cases are enough to find the defect or not.... Due to this we can reduce the time allocated for test cases design

rahul chauhan

• May 5th, 2015

Requirements traceability matrix is a table that shows the many to many relationship between requirements and test cases. Each requirement is mapped to one or more test cases. Each test tests one or more requirements

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sanju

• May 5th, 2015

Pilot testing is nothing but testing the software or application under real time conditions so that we can find more and more number of defects... By using this we can reduce the system failure condition

harikrishnaa

• Feb 24th, 2015

Pilot Testing is nothing but the end user will test the application, once it is fully developed. the application should satisfy the user needs and expectations.

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Input and Output combinations that will be treated the same way by the system can be tested using which techique?

1. Boundary Value
2. Equivalance partition
3. Decision Table
4. State Transition

Adidurga

• Jun 19th, 2015

Equivalance Partition

swathi

• Jun 11th, 2015

Boundary Value Analysis
Equivalence class partition
These two are the Test case design Techniques

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how to write a test case for opening bank account for this field


1. Input parameters checking

-Name
-Date of Birth
-Photo
-Address Proof
-Identity proof
-Introducers (if applicable)
-PAN card
-Initial deposit
-Whether checkbook / ATM card / Online banking facilities are needed or not
-Customer signature

In a test case there are 10 test steps, if 1 test step fails will the test case pass/fail?

Priyanka sharad kalr

• Jul 12th, 2015

Failed

sweety

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• Jun 27th, 2015

Thanks AdiDurga

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What is the difference between BRD and SRS documents?

sweety

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• Aug 7th, 2015

Thanks Sreenivas

Sreenivas

• Jul 23rd, 2015

BRD stands for Business Requirement Document. SRS stands for Software Requirement Specification. The difference between BRD and SRS is: BRD is like requirement you will get from the client/customer. T...

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vikash

• Aug 24th, 2015

Functional Testing: Testing the basic component of the modules called functional testing.

System Testing: It is a end-to-end testing, here we check the end system of testing.

Vara

• Jun 27th, 2015

Functional testing is testing the functionality of the application end to end & System testing is the level of testing which includes both functional & non-functional testings.

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Explain the concept of backend process in manual testing

What are reivews and types of review ?? expalin about peer veview?? can anyone anyswer please..

Shraddha Joshi

• Sep 22nd, 2015

Review:
It a process in which the work products and products are been reviewed by the interested parties and approval is been taken for them. Review can be a Formal review or an Informal review.

Peer Review:
It is an evaluation of work done by any peer (colleague) to certify the work done.

vara

• Jun 27th, 2015

There are two types of reviews, one is peer review(Internal review) which is done in internally in team members, and other one is external review it will be done by clients side.

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Who does UAT testing?
Is it independent testers or user side people.
If user side people then what does tester do in UAT testing

Tribeni

• Sep 29th, 2015

UAT testing is usually done by business users. This is usually done at the customers site. It is upto the customers to decide whom to assign this task. They may either recruit an independent testing ...

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Can some one give the best example for the following scenario's1. High Priority and high severity2. High Priority and low severity3. High severity and low priority4. low severity and low priority

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• Member Since Dec-2007 | Mar 3rd, 2008

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Priority - Priority is the order in which developer has to fix the bug.
Severity - Severity is how seroisly the bug is impacting the application.

Eg.

High Priority & High Severity: A show stopper error which occurs on the basic funcationality of the application . (Eg. A site maintaing the student details, on saving record if it, doesn't allow to save the record then this is high priority and high severity bug.)

High Priority & Low Severity: The spell mistakes that happens on the cover page or headin or title of an application.

High Severity & Low Priority: The application generates a show stopper or system error, (for which there is no workaround) but on click of link which is rarely used by the end user.

Low Priority and Low Severity: Any cosmetic or spell issues which is with in a paragraph or in the report (Not on cover page, heading, title).

Plz correct me if i am wrong.

William Lodge

• Sep 30th, 2015

Could also have Low Severity with High Priority: e.g., Misspelling of company name on title page. Very embarrassing.

Tahemeena Gunjarge

• Apr 14th, 2015

1)High Severity and Low priority --> application doesn't allow customer expected Configuration. 2)High severity and High priority -->Application doesn't allow multiple users. 3)Low severity and High...

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Can any one explain about call test in software testing?

saila

• Oct 8th, 2015

Step 1: Lets say we have a QC project 1 which contain test cases which can be reused in QC project 2 Step 2: I would like to make a call to one of the test case in QC Project 1 for creating an end-t...

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