SCRUTINY SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS Software Engineer Tester Interview Questions and Answers

Questions on quants, reasoning, unix, and some sql questions

Two codes find prime number, and fibbonacci and two basic sql questions

Q1. About final year project
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Q2. Java fundamental questions on oops
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Q3. Whatever skills you have mentioned in your resume
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Q4. One coding question in java
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Q5. One sql question
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Q6. Will you able to work in shift
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Q1. Tell me about company
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Q2. Willing to work in shift
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Q3. Will you relocate
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Aptitude round consisted of 60 questions in 60 minutes

Q1. Interview duration was 1 hour 10 minutes
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Q2. General testing process
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2 coding problems are asked, find missing number and how to reverse a list

Q1. What protocols have you worked in Testing in Automotive Domain?
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Q2. Explain CAN Frame
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Q3. How do you rate yourself in the use of CANalyzer?
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Q4. Explain Defect Life Cycle
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Q5. Explain your bench setup
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Q1. In-depth on testing processes and various real-time scenario based questions
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Good in coding, edge cases, and easy, medium-level DSA questions

Q1. Deep dive into testing and automation.
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Easy, medium-level DSA questions. Edge cases should be taken care of.

Q1. More on leadership and team handling and team playing
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General topics, technical in nature

Q1. Automation Tools, Selenium
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Q1. Why are you changing job now, some case examples
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Pattern program, array segregation prograk

Q1. Selenium wait, oops concept
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Q2. Collection in java

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Collection in Java is a framework that provides an architecture to store and manipulate a group of objects.

• Collections are used to store, retrieve, manipulate, and communicate aggregate data.

• Common collection types include List, Set, Map, and Queue.

• Example: List names = new ArrayList<>(); names.add("Alice"); names.add("Bob");

• Example: Set numbers = new HashSet<>(); numbers.add(1); numbers.add(2);

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