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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. Software Testing and Automation roles are in high demand. With skills like Selenium, Java, API testing, and CI/CD, QA and SDET roles offer excellent growth and salary opportunities.

Basic programming knowledge is required. Java is the most preferred language for Selenium automation, followed by Python. You don’t need advanced coding to start.

Start with Manual Testing fundamentals, then move to Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, Java, and finally API and CI/CD tools.

Yes. Many freshers start with manual testing and gradually transition to automation by learning Selenium, Java, and real-time project frameworks.

Learn Core Java → OOPs → Selenium → TestNG → Maven → API Testing → CI/CD → Framework design → Interview preparation.