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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Jan 28, 2014

    Welcome to CE, @#-Link-Snipped-# . Given your background in Electronics & Telecommunications engineering (non CS/IT); software testing would be good course to get started. However, whether you'll get placed will totally depend on the placement assistance provided by the institute you've joined. I'm sure you must have checked their placement track record.

    Once you're done with the basic course in testing; I'd recommend you to ensure that you get exposure to software automation along with some expertise in a scripting language like PERL. It'd help if you could make yourself familiar with UNIX operating system.

    Once that is done; you should look at obtaining a testing related certification and start applying for jobs.

    I hope that will help you get started. If you have further questions, please feel free to post them below.
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  • Anoop Kumar

    Member • Jan 28, 2014

    For testing field, training is required.
    Most companies are moving to automated testing and if a fresher have little working knowledge then it's a big plus.

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    As far I have seen, VB script is mostly being used. You should practice the VB programming
    Some of them also use C++.
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  • tanvi91jain

    Member • Jan 28, 2014

    Anoop Kumar
    For testing field, training is required.
    Most companies are moving to automated testing and if a fresher have little working knowledge then it's a big plus.

    Edit:
    As far I have seen, VB script is mostly being used. You should practice the VB programming
    Some of them also use C++.
    do i need to learn any programming languages like C++ or JAVA....??? since ma m frm electronics stream....
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  • tanvi91jain

    Member • Jan 28, 2014

    Kaustubh Katdare
    Welcome to CE, @#-Link-Snipped-# . Given your background in Electronics & Telecommunications engineering (non CS/IT); software testing would be good course to get started. However, whether you'll get placed will totally depend on the placement assistance provided by the institute you've joined. I'm sure you must have checked their placement track record.

    Once you're done with the basic course in testing; I'd recommend you to ensure that you get exposure to software automation along with some expertise in a scripting language like PERL. It'd help if you could make yourself familiar with UNIX operating system.

    Once that is done; you should look at obtaining a testing related certification and start applying for jobs.

    I hope that will help you get started. If you have further questions, please feel free to post them below.
    ma institute is good... joined last week only....dey will b teaching automation aftr a month once manual testing will b done.... but still i think i need to work out more inorder to get placed in a good company since i havent appeared fr any interview till nw...do lemme knw hw shud i proceed with d interview preparations...
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Jan 28, 2014

    For testing - you will not need knowledge of C++ or JAVA; but if you have some knowledge of programming, it will help you pick up scripting languages or languages like Ruby for automation testing.

    Could you write down the course contents (for automation) so that we can have a review?

    There are few excellent resources in our Downloads section which you may refer:-

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    and

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    Here's a big list of most commonly asked <a href="https://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/software-manual-testing-interview-questions.40153">Software (Manual) Testing Interview questions</a>.
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  • tanvi91jain

    Member • Jan 28, 2014

    Kaustubh Katdare
    For testing - you will not need knowledge of C++ or JAVA; but if you have some knowledge of programming, it will help you pick up scripting languages or languages like Ruby for automation testing.

    Could you write down the course contents (for automation) so that we can have a review?

    There are few excellent resources in our Downloads section which you may refer:-

    #-Link-Snipped-#

    and

    #-Link-Snipped-#

    Here's a big list of most commonly asked <a href="https://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/software-manual-testing-interview-questions.40153">Software (Manual) Testing Interview questions</a>.
    thank you so much sir... i will let you know about the contents of automation testing.... n your suggested links are very useful to me...thanks once again....
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Jan 28, 2014

    tanvi91jain
    thank you so much sir... i will let you know about the contents of automation testing.... n your suggested links are very useful to me...thanks once again....
    Good to know. Be active here and participate in software QA related discussions. You'll be able to get a lot of information. Also feel free to discuss your doubts, questions about all things software testing. We've a good number of professionals from QA domain who'd be happy to help you.
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  • TheRajAryan

    Member • Jan 28, 2014

    In my personal belief, if you really wish to go beyond what a simple software testing job offers, you need to be able to have a grasp over programming languages.

    It's going to be very helpful for you in order to secure promotions, become an HOD etc.

    For continuous growth you need to continuously learn!
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  • Anoop Kumar

    Member • Jan 28, 2014

    tanvi91jain
    do i need to learn any programming languages like C++ or JAVA....??? since ma m frm electronics stream....
    VB script + knowledge of testing tool would be enough for fresher level.
    C++ and java programming knowledge is not required. I mentioned because some of the companies do use C++ script.
    If you are interested in java then testing in Selenium Webdriver is top choice these days.
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  • tanvi91jain

    Member • Jan 28, 2014

    Anoop Kumar
    VB script + knowledge of testing tool would be enough for fresher level.
    C++ and java programming knowledge is not required. I mentioned because some of the companies do use C++ script.
    If you are interested in java then testing in Selenium Webdriver is top choice these days.
    Ma testing course includes manual,automation(QTP n selenium),SQL,Q.C,Bugzilla n agile methodologies......
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  • shakyapreeti

    Member • Feb 18, 2025

    A Software Testing course for freshers can be highly effective in building a strong foundation in quality assurance and software development processes. Testing is a crucial phase in software development, ensuring that applications function correctly, meet user requirements, and are free of defects. For beginners, learning software testing provides essential skills like manual testing, automation testing, test case creation, and bug reporting.

    With the growing demand for reliable and high-performing software, companies seek skilled testers to enhance product quality. Freshers with a background in computer science or related fields can benefit from structured training, gaining hands-on experience with tools like Selenium, JIRA, and TestNG. Understanding testing methodologies, such as Agile and DevOps, further improves career prospects.

    Institutes like Uncodemy provide industry-oriented training that covers real-world projects and practical applications. This helps freshers develop the necessary expertise to enter the job market with confidence. Whether one aims to become a manual tester or move into automation and performance testing, a well-structured course enhances career opportunities in IT.

    If you are interested in software quality assurance and ensuring flawless applications, learning software testing can be a valuable step toward a rewarding career in technology.

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