Test Yantra Software Solutions Quality Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me about your self?
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Q2. Roles and responsibilities
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Q3. Difference between Smoke and SanityTesting?
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Smoke testing is a quick test to check if the software build is stable for further testing, while sanity testing is a subset of regression testing to verify specific functionality after changes.
• Smoke testing is done to ensure the critical functionalities of the software are working fine before detailed testing, while sanity testing is done to check specific areas of the application after changes.

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Q4. Difference between delete and truncate commands?
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Delete command removes rows one by one, while truncate command removes all rows at once.
• Delete command is slower as it generates a separate transaction for each row deletion

• Truncate command is faster as it deallocates the data pages in one go

• Delete command can be rolled back, while truncate command cannot be rolled back

• Delete command can have a WHERE clause to specify which rows to delete, truncate command deletes all ...read more
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Q1. About past company experience Experienced in industry
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Q2. Process details,shift timings and work balance
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Q1. What is sanity testing?
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Sanity testing is a type of software testing that checks whether the basic functionalities of the application are working or not.
• It is a subset of regression testing

• It is performed after receiving a software build to ensure that the critical functionalities are working fine

• It is a quick and shallow testing process

• It helps to identify defects early in the development cycle

• Example: Checking if the login page is working a
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Q2. What is smoke testing?
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Smoke testing is a preliminary testing technique to check if the software build is stable enough for further testing.
• It is a quick and shallow testing technique

• It is performed to ensure that the critical functionalities of the software are working fine

• It is usually done after a new build is released

• It helps in identifying major issues early in the testing cycle

• Example: Checking if the login page is working after a new
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Q3. Give me the real example of equivalence partitioning?
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Equivalence partitioning is a technique used in software testing to divide input data into groups that are expected to exhibit similar behavior.
• Dividing input data into groups that are expected to behave similarly

• Testing only one input from each group

• Examples: age groups, income brackets, product categories
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Q4. If you have to enter the age between 50 to 73 for insurance company for an offer. How will you test?
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I would test by entering ages within and outside the given range to ensure the system accepts and rejects correctly.
• Test with ages within the range of 50-73

• Test with ages below 50 and above 73

• Verify that the system accepts valid ages and rejects invalid ones
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Q5. Will you deploy the project if you are not satisfied but you manger said do it write now?
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Q1. Did you work on lean and six sigma projects earlier
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Q2. Tell me about the jobs roles involved in quality
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We had to go through an aptitude test and also one to one round to get through it

Q1. We had an interview with our manager
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Q2. How would you fit yourself into this role?
Ans. Quality Assurance was my answer when machine can make an error, we are human and some times without our knowledge few errors occur n as an anylist when the completed work comes to your table I as a Quality Analyst ensure you that I will bring it to you 100% error free.
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