testing questions in banking industry

please tell me the testing questions asked in banking industry

All the above needs to be tested in the expected banking environment (hardwares, LAN, Op Sys, domain configurations, databases) Unit testing is entirely the responsibility of the developer. A tester is not in as knowledgable a position to write meaningful unit tests as the developer who did the feature. I would push back hard against a development team that tried to do this

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Please tell me its urgent is any one worked on online tenders application's testing what is the process involved?
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hey rambika,
whatever bank it may be they r surely gonna ask questions abt agile methodology ,performance testing and system integration testing for sure.

Hi Rambika,
These are all domain specific questions.In Interview they will ask u about the testing approach for this project and u should be aware of the terminology of Banking Industry.
First of all if you want to test banking applications u should have domain knowledge.
In interview they will mainly stress on Load and Security testing as both levels are compulsory for a banking application..

Section 1 :
analytical ability - banking
section 1 starts here directions for questions 1-2:
each question has two statements and some conclusions. Choose the conclusion that logically follows:
1
some men are intelligent. All intelligent people prefer to be silent. Choice 1
all men prefer to be silent choice 2
some men prefer to be silent choice 3
both a and b choice 4
none of the options
2
all neighbors are bad. Some speakers are neighbors. Choice 1
some speakers are bad. Choice 2
no speaker is bad. Choice 3
all speakers are bad. Choice 4
none of the options
directions for questions 3-4:
in each question below, 2 assumptions follow a statement. Identify the assumption which is implicit in the statement. Choose (a) if only assumption (i) is implicit (b) if only assumtion (ii) is implicit (c) if both (i) and (ii) are implicit (d) if neither (i) nor (ii) is implicit
3
statement: the number of people attaining 100 years of age is growing exponentially, while few people live to be older than 110. Assumptions:
(i) some people live more than 110 years.
(ii) the population of india is increasing exponentially. Choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
c choice 4
d
4
statement: liquor should be banned throughout the country for the welfare of the people. Assumptions i: consumption of liquor is injurious to health. Assumptions ii: it leads to road accidents. Choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
c choice 4
d
directions for questions 5-6:
assuming the statement given in each question to be true, choose the inference as one of the following:(a) - true (b) - false (c) - uncertain (d) - none of the options
5
statement: professional education in india is free. Inference: all indian citizens will become professionals. Choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
c choice 4
d
6
statement: indian writer kiran desai won britain's prestigious man booker prize on tuesday for the inheritance of loss, a cross-continental saga that moves from the himalayas to new york city. Inference: “inheritance of loss” is a book written by a british man called booker. Choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
c choice 4
d
7
ram gopal verma has directed a horror movie. A) bhooth is a horror movie. B) bhooth is not a horror movie. C) ram gopal verma is the director of the movie bhooth. D) ram gopal verma is not the director of the movie bhooth. Choice 1
ac choice 2
bd & ac choice 3
ca choice 4
none of the options
8
harish has lunch only in adigas hotel. A) harish is having lunch. B) harish is not having lunch. C) harish is in adigas hotel. D) harish is not in adigas hotel. Choice 1
bd choice 2
ca choice 3
ac choice 4
all the options. Directions for questions 9-11:
in the following questions, mark
1, if statement i alone can help determine the conclusion
2, if statement ii alone can help determine the conclusion
3, if statement i and ii taken together can help determine the conclusion
4, if none of the statements, taken together or separately, can help determine the conclusion
9
conclusion: raghavendhra is the name of a hindu god. Statement i: sangeetha is a follower of god raghavendhra. Statement ii: sangeetha is a hindu. Choice 1
1 choice 2
2 choice 3
3 choice 4
4
10
conclusion: the computer keyboard manufactured by logitech has 130 keys. Statement i: all keyboard manufacturing companies manufacture keyboards containing 135 keys. Statement ii: logitech is a keyboard manufacturing company. Choice 1
1 choice 2
2 choice 3
3 choice 4
4
11
conclusion: three quarters of europe's car makers are failing to improve fuel efficiency fast enough to meet a key climate change target. Statement i: there will be changes in the fuel efficiency of the cars due to the change in the climate in europe. Statement ii: europe’s car makers are trying to improve the fuel efficiency of the cars to meet the change in the climate. Choice 1
1 choice 2
2 choice 3
3 choice 4
4
directions for questions 12-15:
read the following information and answer the questions that follow:
six men p, q, r, s, t and u each bet on seven horses numbered h1 to h7 assigning them positions from 1 to 7. At the end of the race, each horse was correctly bet on by at least one person. However, the number of bets won by each person is different from the other, yet no person won all his bets. Following is a table that shows the number of bets. P q r s t u
1 h1 h7 h5 h6 h5 h6
2 h2 h3 h6 h2 h6 h7
3 h3 h4 h7 h3 h3 h1
4 h4 h6 h1 h1 h1 h3
5 h5 h1 h3 h7 h2 h4
6 h6 h2 h4 h4 h4 h5
7 h7 h5 h2 h5 h7 h2
12
what is the highest possible number of bets any person could have won? choice 1
2 choice 2
4 choice 3
5 choice 4
6
13
what is the least number of bets that any person won? choice 1
0 choice 2
1 choice 3
2 choice 4
none of the options
14
if one were to assume that the horses would win in accordance to the expectations of the maximum number of people, what is the probable sequence of positions starting from the first position? choice 1
h1 h6 h3 h2 h5 h7 h4 choice 2
h6 h2 h3 h1 h5 h4 h7 choice 3
h7 h6 h1 h2 h3 h4 h5 choice 4
h7 h6 h3 h1 h2 h4 h5
15
considering the data in the above question and the answer obtained we can conclude that the highest number of bets was won by: choice 1
a choice 2
d choice 3
e choice 4
c
directions for questions 16-19:
read the following information and answer the questions that follow:
the table below gives the details of matches played between six teams. The entry corresponding to a particular row i and column j gives the total number of matches won by team i against team j in all their previous encounters. For example, the entry 55 in row 2 column 4 means that in all the previous encounters between b and d, b has won 55 matches. Answer the following questions based on the data provided in the table. Ignore tied or abandoned matches. 16
if the matches played by a are represented in a pie chart, what will be the angle subtended by the matches played between a and c? choice 1
11° choice 2
22° choice 3
40° choice 4
none of the options
17
a league tournament was played between the teams a, b, c and f in which each team played every other team exactly once. There were no ties or unfinished matches. All the results followed the rule that in a match between two teams, the team which had won the larger number of matches out of all their previous encounters won this match. Which team won the largest number of matches? choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
c choice 4
f
18
in the league tournament described in the previous question. In a match between two teams i and j, if the team i win more of their previous matches. If team i wins this match, he will pay rs.1.5 for every re.1 bet on team i. If team j wins this match, he will pay rs.2 for every re.1 bet on team j. In every match, equal money was bet on both the teams playing in that match. What was the bookmaker’s gain, in percentage terms, on the total money that was bet? choice 1
-25% choice 2
0% choice 3
25% choice 4
50%
19
the ranking system for countries in the table is based on the following simple rule. The country that has won more matches in all the matches played between the two countries is given 2 points; the other country does not get any points. All pairs of countries are taken into consideration and the teams are ranked according to the total number of points obtained. If two countries get the same number of points, the country that has won a larger number of matches, in the matches played between the two countries, is given a higher ranking. Based on this, which country would be ranked second? choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
f choice 4
cannot be determined
20
in a certain code, finance is written as ghozobf. How is account written in that code? choice 1
zbdnvmu choice 2
bbdnvmu choice 3
bdcnvmu choice 4
bbdpvmu
21
in a certain code, question is written as rufsuipn, how is answers written in that code? choice 1
bntxess choice 2
bntwfrt choice 3
bnsxfst choice 4
bnswfrt
22
if shruti is written as 1981821209, wire is written as 239185, what is the code for warrior? choice 1
231781891517 choice 2
231281891518 choice 3
231181891518 choice 4
231781891518
23
if boxer is coded as 73349 and dustbin as 5687794, how will turbine be coded? choice 1
7967944 choice 2
7697644 choice 3
7967644 choice 4
7697944
24
in a certain code, majestic is written as p4m8v23l6, how is minority written in that code? choice 1
p10r18u10w1 choice 2
p12r18u11w2 choice 3
p10q18u10w1 choice 4
p12q18u12w2
directions for questions 25-27:
in the following questions, three figures are given, that follow a certain sequence or pattern. Find the next figure in the sequence from the answer choices provided below.
25 choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
c choice 4
d
26 choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
c choice 4
d
27 choice 1
a choice 2
b choice 3
c choice 4
d
directions for questions 28-30:
choose the image which is similar to the problem image:
28 choice 1 choice 2 choice 3 choice 4 29 choice 1 choice 2 choice 3 choice 4 30 choice 1 choice 2 choice 3 choice 4 section 1 ends here