Top 5 manual testing interview questions

 Prepare for interview with our list of top 5 manual testing interview questions with answers that you can use to boost your confidence before sitting down for any interview.


Q1.What is manual software testing, and how it is different from automated software testing? 

Ans.Manual testing is a process where human testers manually run test cases, then generate resulting test reports. With automation software testing, these functions are executed by automation testing tools such as test scripts and code. The tester takes the end user’s role to determine how well the app works.

Q2. Why is Software Testing Required?

Ans. Software testing is a process that guarantees that the product is safe and good enough to be released to the market. 

We need software testing for the following reasons-:

  •  It points out the defects and errors that were made during the development phases. 
  • Avoidable defects leaked to the customer without proper testing adds a bad reputation to the development company.
  • Ensures that software application requires lower maintenance cost and results in more accurate, consistent and reliable results. 
  •  Defects detected earlier phase of SDLC results in lesser cost and resource utilization of correction.
  • It Ensures that the software doesn’t result in any failures.
Q3. What  are the different types of manual testing ?

Ans.Different types of manual testing are
Unit Testing
Black Box Testing
White Box Testing 
Integration Testing
 System Testing  
Monkey testing
Acceptance Testing

Q4.What is a top-down  approach in testing? 

Ans.Top-Down approach Testing happens from top to bottom, that means, high-level modules are tested first, and after that low-level modules. Lastly, the low-level modules are included into a high-level state to guarantee the framework is working as it is expected.


Q5. What is a test bed? 

Ans. A test bed is a test environment used for testing an application. It is an environment used for testing an application, including the hardware as well as any software needed to run the program to be tested.  A test bed configuration can consist of the hardware and software requirement of the application under test including –  hardware configurations, software configurations,operating system, tomcat,  etc.


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