vmedulife Software Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Basic aptitude and logic-based questions were asked.

Basic aptitude and logic questions were asked.

A basic, easy-level question based on arrays was asked.

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30 Mins 30 Questions (Logical, Combinations, Mathematical, etc..)

Q1. What is Retest and Regression Test ?
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Retest is testing the same functionality again after a defect is fixed. Regression test is testing the entire application to ensure new changes do not impact existing functionality.
• Retest focuses on testing the specific defect that was fixed

• Regression test ensures that new changes do not introduce new defects or impact existing functionality

• Retest is usually performed by the same tester who found the defect

• Regression t...read more
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Q2. What is BlackBox / WhiteBox Testing?
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BlackBox Testing is a software testing method where the internal structure/design of the system being tested is not known to the tester.
• BlackBox Testing focuses on testing the functionality of the software without knowing its internal code.

• Testers only interact with the software through its user interface.

• Test cases are designed based on requirements and specifications.

• Examples: User acceptance testing, system testing.
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Q3. Functional VS Non Functional Testing.
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Functional testing focuses on the specific behavior of a system, while non-functional testing evaluates the system's performance, reliability, and usability.
• Functional testing ensures that the software functions as expected based on the requirements.

• Non-functional testing evaluates aspects like performance, security, scalability, and usability.

• Examples of functional testing include unit testing, integration testing, an...read more
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Q4. Lifecycle of a test.
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Lifecycle of a test involves planning, designing, executing, and analyzing results.
• Planning: Define test objectives, scope, and resources.

• Design: Create test cases and test data.

• Execution: Run tests and record results.

• Analysis: Review results, report defects, and improve testing process.

• Examples: Unit testing, integration testing, system testing, regression testing.
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30 mins test, 30 questions based on logical reasoning and maths

Extremely easy code that any 10th standard student can solve. Felt like a joke to attend this test

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