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LTIMindtree Software Testing Interview Questions & Answers

Curated interview practice questions with answers. These are practice scenarios, not a verified list of past interview questions.

About LTIMindtree hiring for Software Testing roles

LTIMindtree is an Indian IT services and consulting company formed by the merger of Larsen and Toubro Infotech and Mindtree, and part of the L&T Group. It provides cloud, data, ERP, testing and digital engineering services for global clients. It hires for software engineers, test engineers, data analysts, data engineers and ERP consultants.

For Software Testing roles, this LTIMindtree practice set focuses most on Agile, SQL and API Testing (6), Accessibility & Usability Testing (6), Testing Types (6), Test Case Design (5). It has 21 easy, 17 medium, 2 hard questions, so you can start easy and work up to the harder ones.

Company type
IT services
Headquarters
Mumbai, India
Main India offices
Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad

LTIMindtree Software Testing interview process

  1. Online assessment (aptitude + reasoning)
  2. Coding test
  3. Technical interview
  4. HR round

Typical pattern based on public candidate experiences. Rounds vary by role, team and year.

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01

Write test cases for a forgot password feature.

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Verify reset with a registered email sends a link. Verify an unregistered email shows a generic message without revealing whether the account exists. Check the link opens the reset page and expires after the defined time. Check the link works only once. Validate new password rules and that confirm password must match. Verify login works with the new password and fails with the old one. Check resend limits and that other sessions are logged out.
02

What is a blocker bug?

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A defect that stops testing or release of a feature because no workaround exists, so it is highest priority.
03

SQL: find duplicate emails.

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SELECT email, COUNT(*) FROM users GROUP BY email HAVING COUNT(*) > 1;
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SQL: find the second highest salary from an employees table.

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SELECT MAX(salary) AS second_highest FROM employees WHERE salary < (SELECT MAX(salary) FROM employees); -- alternative using DENSE_RANK SELECT DISTINCT salary FROM ( SELECT salary, DENSE_RANK() OVER (ORDER BY salary DESC) AS rnk FROM employees ) t WHERE rnk = 2;
05

What are common HTTP status codes?

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200 OK, 201 Created, 204 No Content, 400 Bad Request, 401 Unauthorized, 403 Forbidden, 404 Not Found, 500 Internal Server Error.
06

What is software testing and why is it needed?

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Evaluating software to find defects and confirm it meets requirements. It reduces risk, protects users and saves the cost of fixing bugs after release.
07

What is database testing and what does it cover?

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Database testing checks that the data an application stores and reads is correct, complete and safe. It covers schema checks (tables, columns, data types), constraints and keys, data integrity after create, update and delete actions, stored procedures, triggers and views, transactions, and basic performance of heavy queries. For example, after placing an order in the UI, a tester queries the orders and order_items tables to confirm every value was saved exactly as entered.
08

What is a screen reader and which ones are commonly used for testing?

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A screen reader is software that reads screen content aloud or sends it to a braille display, used mainly by blind and low-vision people. Common ones are NVDA, a free Windows reader, JAWS, a paid Windows reader common in enterprises, VoiceOver, built into macOS and iOS, and TalkBack, built into Android. Testers usually cover NVDA with a desktop browser plus VoiceOver or TalkBack on mobile.
09

What is the difference between authentication and authorization?

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Authentication checks who you are, for example by password, OTP or biometrics. Authorization checks what you are allowed to do after you are identified, such as whether you can view reports or delete users. Authentication comes first. Testers check authentication with wrong credentials and expired sessions, and authorization by trying actions with a lower-privilege account or by calling restricted URLs and APIs directly.
10

What is JMeter and what does a basic test plan in it contain?

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Apache JMeter is an open-source load testing tool, mainly for HTTP APIs and web pages. A basic test plan has a Thread Group that sets the number of virtual users, ramp-up time and loop count; samplers such as HTTP Requests; config elements like headers and CSV data; timers for think time; assertions on responses; and listeners or reports showing response times, throughput and errors. Run real load in non-GUI mode.
11

What does POUR mean in accessibility?

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POUR is the four principles behind WCAG. Perceivable: users can see or hear the content, for example images have alt text and videos have captions. Operable: everything works with a keyboard and users have enough time. Understandable: text is clear and forms explain errors. Robust: content works with assistive technologies such as screen readers. Every WCAG success criterion sits under one of these four principles.
12

How do you capture logs from an Android device for a bug report?

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Enable developer options and USB debugging, connect the phone and confirm it is visible with adb devices. Clear old logs with adb logcat -c, reproduce the bug, then save logs with adb logcat -d > crash_log.txt, filtering by the app package or error level if needed. For a crash, search for FATAL EXCEPTION. Attach the log, device model, OS version, app version and a screen recording to the bug.
13

What is SDLC and STLC?

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SDLC is the full software development life cycle; STLC is the testing life cycle: requirement analysis, test planning, test design, environment setup, execution and closure.
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What is configuration testing?

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Verifying the application works across different hardware, software and settings combinations.
15

What is the difference between path parameters, query parameters and the request body?

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Path parameters identify a specific resource and are part of the URL, as in /users/42. Query parameters filter, sort or paginate and come after a question mark, as in /users?city=Pune&page=2. The request body carries data for creating or updating, usually JSON, in POST, PUT or PATCH. Testers check invalid values in each: a wrong ID in the path, unknown query parameters and missing body fields.
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What is cause-effect graphing?

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Cause-effect graphing is a black box technique that models input conditions (causes) and output actions (effects) with logical relations like AND, OR and NOT. The graph is converted into a decision table, and each column becomes a test case. It is useful when outputs depend on combinations of inputs, such as loan approval based on income, age and credit score. It helps find missing or contradictory rules in the requirement.
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What is error guessing?

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Using experience to guess where defects likely hide, such as empty fields, special characters or unexpected sequences, and designing tests for them.
18

Design EP and BVA tests for a password that must be 8 to 16 characters and contain at least one digit.

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Length partitions: below 8 (invalid), 8 to 16 (valid), above 16 (invalid). Boundaries: 7, 8, 9, 15, 16 and 17 characters. Digit partitions: contains a digit (valid), no digit (invalid). Sample tests: 'abc1234' with 7 characters is rejected, 'abcdefg1' with 8 is accepted, a 16-character value with a digit is accepted, 17 characters is rejected, and 'abcdefgh' with no digit is rejected. Also test empty input and spaces.
19

What are Postman environments and the Collection Runner?

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An environment in Postman is a set of variables, such as base_url and token, that you switch to run the same requests against QA, staging or production-like setups without editing each request. The Collection Runner executes all requests in a collection in order, runs their test scripts and can repeat them with data from a CSV or JSON file. Together they give manual testers a first step into repeatable API automation.
20

Tell me about a time exploratory testing helped you find a critical bug.

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Model answer: Situation: a new leave management module had passed all scripted cases. Task: I had a one-hour exploratory session. Action: I applied leave, then changed my manager in the profile while the request was pending. Result: the request disappeared for both managers and could never be approved. It was fixed before release, and the team added role-change scenarios to the regression suite.
21

What is the difference between an error, a defect and a failure?

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A human error causes a defect in the code, and when that defect is executed it produces a failure visible to users.
22

How does testing differ for native, hybrid and mobile web apps?

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Native apps are built for one platform and use device features fully, so testing focuses on OS versions, device features, install and update. Hybrid apps wrap web code in a native shell, so you test both the web view rendering and the native bridges like camera access. Mobile web apps run in a browser, so testing is closer to cross-browser and responsive testing. All three need network, screen size and performance checks.
23

SQL: how do you test a foreign key defined with ON DELETE CASCADE?

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-- Create a parent and child, delete the parent, child rows must disappear INSERT INTO customers (id, name) VALUES (501, 'Cascade Test'); INSERT INTO orders (id, customer_id, total) VALUES (7001, 501, 250); DELETE FROM customers WHERE id = 501; SELECT COUNT(*) FROM orders WHERE customer_id = 501; -- Expected: 0 -- Also test inserting an order for a non-existent customer: it must fail
24

Notifications arrive late, and some screens look broken, only on certain Android phone brands. Why can this happen and what do you test?

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Android phone makers ship their own skins and settings on top of Android, so the same app can behave differently. Common problems are aggressive battery savers that kill background tasks and delay notifications, different permission screens, custom fonts and display scaling, camera differences and modified WebViews. Pick devices from the brands most used by your audience and test background work, notifications, camera and layout on each.
25

What is integration testing and what are its approaches?

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Integration testing checks that modules or services work correctly together, focusing on interfaces and data flow. Approaches: big bang, where all modules are combined at once and testing is simple to plan but defects are hard to locate; top-down, where high-level modules are tested first using stubs for lower ones; bottom-up, using drivers for higher ones; and sandwich, which mixes both. Incremental approaches make it easier to find which interface failed.
26

A user fills a long form, switches to another app and comes back. What should you test?

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Check that the form data is still there when the user returns after a few seconds and after a longer time. Test when the OS kills the app in background due to low memory, which you can force with developer options, and confirm the app restores state or at least warns the user. Also check session timeout behaviour and that sensitive screens are hidden in the recent apps view if required.
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User Acceptance Testing — end users or the client verify that the system meets business needs in a production-like environment before go-live.
28

What are components, labels and fix versions in Jira?

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Components are fixed sub-parts of a project, such as Payments or Login, often with a default owner. Labels are free-text tags, such as regression or ui, that anyone can add for grouping. Fix version is the release in which the issue is planned to be fixed, while affects version is where the bug was found. Testers use these fields to filter bugs and to build release-wise reports.
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What is defect clustering?

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The observation that a small number of modules contain most defects, so testing should focus on those areas.
30

Why is alt text important and how do you test it?

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Alt text gives a text alternative for images so screen reader users get the same information. Check that informative images have short, meaningful alt text, such as 'Bar chart showing sales doubled in 2025', that decorative images have empty alt so they are skipped, and that image buttons describe the action, such as 'Search', not the picture. Inspect the alt attribute in developer tools and listen with a screen reader.
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How do you use JIRA in testing?

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Log and track bugs, link them to stories, build dashboards and filters with JQL, manage sprints and generate reports.
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An urgent patch released outside the normal schedule to fix a critical production defect, followed by regression testing and merge back to the main branch.
33

Write test cases for a lift (elevator).

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Moves to the chosen floor, doors open and close, door sensor stops closing on obstruction, overload alarm, emergency button, behaviour in a power cut, max capacity and the floor display.
34

What is deep link testing?

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A deep link opens a specific screen inside the app from a URL, email, SMS, QR code or notification. Test that each link opens the correct screen with the right data when the app is installed, closed or running in background. If the app is not installed, it should open the store page or a web fallback. Test links that need login, expired or invalid links, and that parameters cannot be tampered with to access other users' data.
35

Functional vs non-functional testing?

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Functional testing checks what the system does (login, checkout). Non-functional testing checks how well it does it (performance, security, usability, compatibility).
36

What is the use of SQL GROUP BY and HAVING in test validation?

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They let testers verify totals and counts per category, such as the number of orders per customer, and compare them with the UI or reports.
37

Tell me about a time you found a usability problem that the requirements did not mention.

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Situation: while testing a leave application form, every test case passed. Task: I still felt the flow was confusing. Action: I noticed the date picker started on Sunday and the half-day option was hidden under 'More', so I asked two colleagues to apply for leave while I watched; both made mistakes. I logged a usability suggestion with notes. Result: product moved the option and support queries dropped.
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What is WCAG and what are its conformance levels?

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WCAG, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines from the W3C, is the main standard for making web content usable by people with disabilities. The current version is WCAG 2.2. It has three conformance levels: A is the minimum, AA is the usual legal and contract target, and AAA is the highest and rarely required for a whole site. Each level adds success criteria, such as colour contrast at AA.
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What is the difference between ad hoc testing and monkey testing?

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Ad hoc testing is informal testing without test cases, done by a tester who understands the application and tries likely weak areas based on experience. Monkey testing gives random inputs and actions, often without knowing the application, to see if it crashes. Ad hoc testing is targeted and good at finding logical bugs, while monkey testing is good at finding stability issues and is often automated.
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How do you test a web page using only the keyboard?

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Put the mouse away. Press Tab and Shift+Tab to move through every link, button and field, and check that the order is logical and the focus outline is always visible. Use Enter and Space to activate buttons and links, arrow keys for menus, radio groups and sliders, and Escape to close dialogs. Check that nothing traps focus, hidden items do not receive focus and a skip to main content link works.

Tips to crack the LTIMindtree Software Testing interview

  • Practise aptitude, logical reasoning and basic coding questions, as the online assessment is usually the first filter.
  • Revise SQL, OOP and testing fundamentals, plus any cloud or data tools you list on your resume.
  • Learn about the L&T Group background and the LTI and Mindtree merger to answer company-related questions.
  • Keep a one-minute story ready for every project on your CV: problem, your part, tools, result.
  • Practise the hard questions on this page aloud; LTIMindtree interviewers usually ask follow-ups on your first answer.

Frequently asked questions

How many rounds are there in the LTIMindtree Software Testing interview?

Candidates usually go through 4 stages: Online assessment (aptitude + reasoning); Coding test; Technical interview; HR round. The exact rounds change with the role, team, location and your experience, so confirm the process with the recruiter.

Which topics should I prepare for the LTIMindtree Software Testing interview?

This practice set leans on Agile, SQL and API Testing (6), Accessibility & Usability Testing (6), Testing Types (6), Test Case Design (5). Revise those first, then practise explaining one or two of your own projects end to end, because most LTIMindtree interviewers ask you to walk through real work.

Are these the exact questions asked at LTIMindtree?

No. These are curated practice questions that match the skills and difficulty usually tested in it services interviews like LTIMindtree's. They are not a leaked or verified list of past questions.

Where does LTIMindtree hire Software Testing professionals in India?

LTIMindtree has large teams in Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad. Openings and locations change often, so check the LTIMindtree careers page and filter by city and experience.

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