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Software testing involves testing a program to identify any bugs or inconsistencies with requirements. It is important as it ensures customer satisfaction and confidence in the application by identifying problems during development. A career in software testing is available to those with a technical degree and requires strong technical skills, good communication skills, and certifications can help one understand software development and testing methods and strategies to qualify for software testing jobs.
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- 6. Career in Software Testing A BTech/ B.E. , MCA , BCA , BSc- computer systems will get you a job quickly. A good software specialist must have powerful technological abilities Skill is required for software testing excellent spoken and written interaction
- 7. Career in Software Testing Examining relics (like analyze cases/plans, analyze strategies, bug reviews etc) Software Testing certification like ISTQB and CSTE which help you understand Software Development/ Analyze Software Analyze Software Pattern and other examining strategies and thus you will get Software Testing Jobs.
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