Tech Mahindra Test Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Introduced yourself.. Tell me detail roles and responsibility on ur project
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Q2. Framework explain in details
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A framework is a set of guidelines or rules that provide a structure for developing software applications.
• A framework provides a standard way of building and organizing code.

• It includes pre-written code libraries, tools, and APIs.

• Frameworks can be used for different programming languages and platforms.

• Examples of popular frameworks include React, Angular, and Django.
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Q3. Waits in selenium like implicit..
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Waits in Selenium are used to synchronize the test script execution with the application under test.
• Waits are used to handle synchronization issues that may arise while executing automated tests.

• There are three types of waits in Selenium: Implicit, Explicit, and Fluent.

• Implicit wait instructs Selenium to wait for a certain amount of time before throwing an exception if an element is not found.

• Example: driver.manage().t
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Q4. Drop down handle . Which xpath we use
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The XPath for a drop-down handle depends on the specific HTML structure of the element.
• Inspect the HTML code of the drop-down handle element to identify its unique attributes

• Use the 'select' tag and its 'option' child elements to locate the drop-down handle

• Consider using the 'contains' function in the XPath expression to match partial attribute values
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Q5. Oops concept detail Explaination
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Q1. Stlc question asked manual qa
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Q1. Explain Phases of STLC
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STLC (Software Testing Life Cycle) consists of phases like Requirement Analysis, Test Planning, Test Design, Test Execution, and Test Closure.
• Requirement Analysis: Understanding the project requirements and identifying testable features.

• Test Planning: Creating a test plan outlining the testing approach, resources, and schedule.

• Test Design: Developing test cases based on requirements and design specifications.

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Q2. Ad hoc tesing vs Monkey testing
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Ad hoc testing is informal, unplanned testing while Monkey testing is random, automated testing.
• Ad hoc testing is performed without any specific test cases or plan.

• Monkey testing involves randomly clicking or inputting data to test the system.

• Ad hoc testing is more exploratory in nature while Monkey testing is more automated.

• Ad hoc testing is usually done by human testers while Monkey testing can be done using tools or...read more
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2 coding questions. Choose any language and 1st question easy and second moderate

Q1. Oops concepts like inheritance, polymorphism etc
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