Software Testing involves evaluating a software application to ensure it functions as expected, is bug-free, and meets user requirements.

The course covers manual and automation testing, focusing on test planning, case creation, defect tracking, and Agile methods. You’ll also gain hands-on experience with tools like Selenium and JIRA. This prepares you for industry-standard testing roles.

Basic programming skills are helpful for automation modules but not essential for manual testing. Most courses start with foundational testing concepts to suit all levels. Automation testing may introduce basic scripting, with guidance provided.

Completion certificates are provided, and some courses prepare you for ISTQB certification, recognized globally. Certifications enhance employability and demonstrate expertise in the testing field. They’re valued by many employers.

Yes, the course typically covers manual, automation, and performance testing, plus API and mobile testing. This variety gives a comprehensive skill set for diverse testing roles. Specialized testing knowledge is often sought after in the industry.

You can work as a QA Engineer, Software Test Analyst, or Automation Tester. These roles are in demand, and experience allows for growth into senior positions. Testing offers a clear career progression path.

Yes, we provide 100% placement assistance, including interview preparation, resume building, and job referrals to leading companies.

You’ll learn tools like Selenium, JIRA, QTP, LoadRunner, and others. These tools are essential for both manual and automated testing roles.

Yes, software testing is a stable career with growing demand in various industries. It offers continuous opportunities for growth.