Qapitol Qa Softwaretest Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

I think duration was 30 min, and aptitude was very basic. If someone preparing for campus placement, can easily crack aptitude at TFT.

Q1. Basic questions based on Manual testing, test case, SDLC/STLC, test scenarios etc.
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Q2. Core Java, what is OOPS etc.
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Q1. Normal questions. Introduction, goals etc. When can you join TFT? Any questions I have about company, job profile etc?
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Q1. Negative scenarios of pen,
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Negative scenarios of pen include ink leakage, broken tip, running out of ink, smudging, and losing cap.
• Ink leakage can ruin documents or clothing

• Broken tip can make writing difficult

• Running out of ink can be frustrating in the middle of an important task

• Smudging can make writing illegible

• Losing cap can cause ink to dry out
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Q2. Test plan vs test statergy
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Test plan outlines the scope, approach, resources, and schedule of testing, while test strategy defines the overall testing approach.
• Test plan details the specific test cases, test objectives, and test environment.

• Test strategy defines the testing methods, tools, and techniques to be used.

• Test plan is more detailed and focuses on individual test cases, while test strategy is high-level and focuses on overall testing ap...read more
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Q3. CRUD commands in API
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CRUD commands in API refer to Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations for interacting with data.
• Create - POST request to add new data

• Read - GET request to retrieve data

• Update - PUT or PATCH request to modify existing data

• Delete - DELETE request to remove data
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Q1. Difference between Get and post methods
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GET method is used to request data from a specified resource, while POST method is used to submit data to a specified resource.
• GET requests data from a specified resource, while POST submits data to a specified resource

• GET requests are cached, can be bookmarked, and remain in the browser history, while POST requests are not cached and do not remain in the browser history

• GET requests have length restrictions, while POST...read more
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Q2. Guess the important test scenarios , given scenarios
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Q3. Feature definition and step definition
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Q4. Explicit wait and Implicit wait
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Q5. Different response codes in API
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Response codes in API indicate the status of a request
• Response codes are standardized codes sent by a server in response to a client's request

• Common response codes include 200 (OK), 404 (Not Found), and 500 (Internal Server Error)

• Each response code has a specific meaning and helps in troubleshooting API requests
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