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Software Testing & QA — Zero to SDET in 16 Weeks

The most comprehensive QA training in Chennai — from zero testing knowledge to a job-ready SDET. Master manual testing, Selenium automation, API testing, JMeter performance, OWASP security, Appium mobile, BDD Cucumber, and Jenkins CI/CD pipelines through real industry projects.

4.7 / 5  ·  2,100+ students trained
16Weeks
80+Hands-On Labs
16Modules
100%Placement
Regular Price ₹35,000
Course Fee ₹24,999 28% OFF
Prices above are exclusive of 18% GST
16 Weeks Next batch: May 5, 2026 10 seats available Online Training
Course at a Glance
What's Included
  • Manual testing — SDLC, STLC, test cases, JIRA, Agile QA
  • Selenium WebDriver + TestNG + POM framework
  • API testing: Postman, Rest Assured, GraphQL
  • Performance testing with JMeter (load, stress, soak)
  • Security testing: OWASP Top 10, OWASP ZAP
  • Mobile testing with Appium (Android & iOS)
  • BDD Cucumber + Gherkin automation
  • Jenkins CI/CD, Docker, Selenium Grid, BrowserStack
  • 100% placement assistance & SDET interview prep
  • Industry-recognised SDET certificate

Next batch: May 5, 2026  •  Only 10 seats left

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16 Weeks / 8 PhasesManual → SDET
80+ LabsReal-project automation
API + Perf + SecurityFull-spectrum QA
CertificateOn completion
2,100+ AlumniPlaced in top firms
Overview

Zero to SDET in 16 Weeks — The Complete QA Journey

Software Quality Assurance is one of the fastest-growing and most accessible career paths in IT. This 16-week program takes you from absolute zero to a job-ready Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) — covering manual testing, Selenium automation, API, performance, security, mobile, BDD, and CI/CD through real-world industry projects.

Manual to Automation Mastery

Start with SDLC, STLC, and test case design. Progress through Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, Page Object Model, BDD Cucumber, and cross-browser automation — building a professional framework from scratch.

API, Performance & Security Testing

Test REST APIs with Postman and Rest Assured. Run load tests with JMeter (500+ concurrent users). Identify OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities with OWASP ZAP — skills that set you apart from basic testers.

SDET & Modern DevOps QA

Test mobile apps with Appium on Android & iOS. Integrate test suites into Jenkins CI/CD pipelines. Run parallel tests on Selenium Grid and BrowserStack cloud — everything a top SDET role requires.

Who Is This For

Built for Freshers, Switchers & Working QA Professionals

Whether you have zero IT experience or are a manual tester wanting automation skills, this course is designed for your exact stage and goals.

Fresh Graduates

Any degree, zero IT experience. We start from absolute scratch — SDLC, Java basics, and first test case in Week 1.

Manual Testers

Currently doing only manual QA? Add Selenium, Appium, BDD, and CI/CD to your skillset and jump to SDET salaries.

Developers

Developers wanting to move into test engineering will accelerate through coding modules and master test frameworks quickly.

BAs & Product Managers

Add hands-on QA and test automation skills to your product/BA role — making you the most valuable person in any Agile sprint.

Career Changers

Non-IT professionals wanting to enter software quality assurance — one of the most accessible entry points into the IT industry.

Experienced QA / Senior Testers

Senior manual or basic automation testers who want to add performance, security, mobile, and DevOps QA skills to reach SDET/Architect level.

Prerequisites — What You Need Before Joining

Basic computer usage — files, browsers, keyboard shortcuts
Any graduate degree (CS/non-CS both welcome)
No programming experience required — Java basics taught in-course
No prior testing knowledge needed — we start from SDLC fundamentals
A laptop with 8 GB RAM (tool installation guide provided)
Willingness to practice 1–2 hours daily outside class sessions
Why Choose Us

What Makes This QA Course Different

Practical QA training built around real projects, live mentoring, and direct placement support — not just theory and slides.

Live Instructor-Led Sessions

Every topic is covered in live classes with real-time doubt clearing and hands-on lab exercises — each session is recorded for revision.

Real-World Project Testing

Automate and manually test real e-commerce and web applications, creating test suites you can showcase in your portfolio and interviews.

Beginner-Friendly

No prior testing or programming experience required. Java basics for automation are taught from scratch during the course.

Agile & CI/CD Coverage

Learn testing in Agile sprints, integrate Selenium with Jenkins for CI/CD pipelines, and use Git for automation script version control.

Small Batch (Max 15)

Personal attention, individual code reviews, and dedicated mentor time throughout the 8-week program.

100% Placement Support

Resume building, mock technical interviews, JIRA proficiency coaching, and direct referrals to IT services, product, and startup companies.

Full Syllabus

16-Week Curriculum — 8 Phases, 16 Modules, Zero to SDET

A structured learning journey starting from QA fundamentals and building through Selenium, API, performance, security, mobile, BDD, and CI/CD — every module is hands-on with real project labs.

16Modules
16Weeks
80+Labs
3Capstone Tracks
Phase 1 Testing Foundations & Quality Concepts Beginner Weeks 1–2
01
Software Quality & Testing Concepts Weeks 1–2 (Part A)

Build a rock-solid foundation in software quality assurance — understand how software is built, where defects come from, and how testers fit into every development model.

  • Software development models: Waterfall, Agile, V-model, DevOps — tester's role in each
  • SDLC phases and when testing starts (Shift-Left principles)
  • Quality Assurance vs Quality Control vs Testing — roles and responsibilities
  • Testing types: functional, non-functional, structural, regression, smoke, sanity, UAT
  • Test levels: unit, integration, system, acceptance — who owns each
  • STLC: test planning, design, environment setup, execution, defect reporting, closure
Lab: Map an Agile sprint's SDLC phases, define testing entry/exit criteria, draft a 1-page test strategy for a sample web application.
02
Manual Testing Mastery & JIRA Weeks 1–2 (Part B)

Master the art of manual test case design using industry-standard techniques and professional defect management in JIRA.

  • Test case design: Boundary Value Analysis, Equivalence Partitioning, Decision Table Testing
  • State transition testing, use-case testing, error guessing
  • Writing test plans, test scenarios, and detailed test cases with preconditions
  • Defect lifecycle: open → assign → fix → retest → close; severity vs priority matrix
  • JIRA: bug tracking, sprint boards, Zephyr Scale for test management
  • Risk-based testing, exploratory testing, regression and retesting strategies
Lab: Write 50+ test cases for an e-commerce registration and checkout flow; raise and manage 20 defects in JIRA using proper severity/priority classification.
Phase 2 Web Testing, Agile QA & Test Management Foundation Weeks 3–4
03
Web Application Testing & UI Validation Week 3

Learn how to test web applications systematically — from HTML structure understanding to cross-browser, accessibility, and database validation.

  • HTML/DOM basics for testers — browser DevTools for element inspection and network monitoring
  • UI testing checklist: layout, responsive design, cross-browser, form validation, error messages
  • Functional testing: navigation flows, search, filters, pagination, CRUD operations
  • Accessibility testing with WCAG 2.1 guidelines, screen reader basics, WAVE tool
  • Database testing: SQL SELECT/JOIN queries to verify test data and backend results
  • Localisation and internationalisation (i18n/l10n) testing basics
Lab: Full web application test cycle for a sample banking/e-commerce site — UI checklist, accessibility audit, 3 SQL queries for data verification, cross-browser defect report.
04
Agile QA, Test Planning & Metrics Week 4

Operate as a QA professional inside Agile/Scrum teams — sprint ceremonies, traceability, test coverage analysis, and meaningful metrics.

  • Agile/Scrum for testers: sprint planning, daily stand-ups, retrospectives, definition of done
  • Writing testable user stories and acceptance criteria (BDD intro: Given/When/Then)
  • Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) construction and test coverage analysis
  • Test estimation techniques: function point, use-case, experience-based
  • Test metrics and reporting: defect density, test execution rate, pass/fail ratios
  • Defect prevention strategies; test automation ROI justification for stakeholders
Lab: Simulate a 2-week Agile sprint — refine backlog, write acceptance criteria, create RTM, execute sprint test cycle, and present test summary report.
Phase 3 Selenium WebDriver & Java for Automation Intermediate Weeks 5–7
05
Selenium WebDriver & Java Foundations Weeks 5–6 (Part A)

Get the Java programming and Selenium WebDriver foundation needed to write stable, maintainable automation scripts from day one.

  • Java for testers: OOP basics, classes, methods, conditionals, loops, collections, exceptions
  • Maven project setup, IntelliJ IDE, pom.xml dependencies management
  • Selenium WebDriver architecture: browser drivers, ChromeDriver, GeckoDriver, EdgeDriver
  • Locator strategies: XPath axes, CSS selectors, ID, Name, LinkText, PartialLinkText
  • Handling waits: implicit, explicit (ExpectedConditions), FluentWait for dynamic elements
  • Interactions: clicks, typing, dropdowns (Select), checkboxes, radio buttons, file upload
  • Handling alerts, pop-ups, multiple windows, browser navigation, cookies
Lab: Automate a complete e-commerce login, product search, add-to-cart, and checkout flow (20+ test cases) with proper wait strategies.
06
TestNG, Page Object Model & Advanced Selenium Weeks 6–7

Build enterprise-grade Selenium frameworks with TestNG orchestration and POM design pattern — maintainable, scalable, and portfolio-ready.

  • TestNG annotations: @Test, @BeforeMethod, @AfterSuite, @BeforeClass; groups and priorities
  • DataProvider and @Parameters for data-driven and parameterised testing
  • Page Object Model (POM) + Page Factory for maintainable page abstraction
  • Handling complex UI: tables, nested iframes, drag-and-drop, hover, right-click (Actions class)
  • JavaScript Executor for scroll, click hidden elements, get page title/URL
  • Screenshot capture on failures; Extent Reports with logs, screenshots, and categories
  • Cross-browser testing on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge via TestNG XML suite
Lab: Build a full POM-based Selenium + TestNG framework for a multi-page application with data-driven login, POM pages, and an Extent Report suite.
Phase 4 API Testing — Manual & Automated Intermediate Weeks 8–9
07
API Testing with Postman & Newman Week 8

Master manual API testing using Postman — validate REST, SOAP, and GraphQL APIs comprehensively and run collections from CI pipelines via Newman.

  • REST vs SOAP vs GraphQL — fundamentals, differences, testing approach
  • HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE), status codes, response headers
  • Postman: collections, environments, global/local variables, pre-request scripts
  • Auth testing: Basic, Bearer token, OAuth 2.0, API Key, Digest
  • Test assertions: status code, response body, response time, JSON schema validation
  • Newman for CLI execution, Postman HTML reporter for CI integration
  • API documentation: Swagger/OpenAPI reading; contract testing concepts
Lab: Test a full CRUD REST API (user management + orders) — 45+ Postman requests, chained authentication, Newman HTML report.
08
API Automation with Rest Assured Week 9

Write production-quality API test automation in Java using Rest Assured — integrated into your existing Maven/TestNG test suite.

  • Rest Assured setup, BDD-style DSL: given().when().then() syntax
  • RequestSpecification and ResponseSpecification for reusable, DRY test code
  • JSONPath and XMLPath for deep response payload extraction and assertions
  • Auth automation: JWT token injection, OAuth2 token refresh flow testing
  • JSON Schema validation with Everit / json-schema library
  • Integrating API tests into TestNG suites and Maven lifecycle
  • Pact contract testing: consumer-driven contracts for microservices
Lab: Build a 30+ method Rest Assured API test suite for a RESTful microservice with JWT auth, schema validation, and full TestNG integration.
Phase 5 Performance & Security Testing Advanced Weeks 10–11
09
Performance Testing with Apache JMeter Week 10

Design and execute realistic load, stress, and soak tests — then analyse results to identify bottlenecks before production.

  • Load testing concepts: throughput, response time, latency, error rate, percentiles (p90, p99)
  • JMeter components: thread groups, HTTP samplers, listeners, timers, assertions, config elements
  • Correlation for dynamic data: regular expression extractor, JSON extractor, CSS extractor
  • Creating realistic scenarios: ramp-up, steady-state, spike test, soak/endurance test
  • Distributed load testing: JMeter remote injection nodes for high concurrency
  • JTL report analysis, HTML dashboard, identifying bottlenecks and reporting findings
Lab: Load test an e-commerce REST API — 500 concurrent virtual users, ramp-up, correlation for session tokens, HTML dashboard analysis, bottleneck identification report.
10
Security Testing — OWASP Top 10 & ZAP Week 11

Test web applications for the most critical security vulnerabilities using OWASP guidelines and automated scanning tools used by professional security testers.

  • OWASP Top 10 (2021): injection, XSS, broken auth, insecure design, IDOR, misconfiguration
  • OWASP ZAP: passive scanning, active scanning, spider, AJAX spider, alerts analysis
  • Proxy-based testing: intercept, replay, and modify HTTP requests (Burp Suite Community basics)
  • SQL injection: manual testing techniques, error-based detection, parameterised query validation
  • Authentication flaws: session fixation, cookie manipulation, JWT algorithm confusion attacks
  • Integrating OWASP ZAP into CI/CD pipelines for automated security scanning
Lab: Security audit a vulnerable demo web app (DVWA/WebGoat) — OWASP ZAP scan, manual XSS/SQLi verification, full vulnerability report with severity ratings and remediation recommendations.
Phase 6 Mobile Testing & BDD Automation Advanced Weeks 12–13
11
Mobile App Testing with Appium Week 12

Automate Android and iOS mobile application testing using Appium — the industry-standard mobile automation framework.

  • Mobile testing strategy: native, hybrid, and mobile-web applications
  • Appium architecture: client/server, UIAutomator2 (Android), XCUITest (iOS)
  • Android emulator setup, physical device configuration, Appium Inspector for element discovery
  • Mobile locators: Accessibility ID, UISelector, XPath for mobile, Resource ID
  • Gesture simulation: tap, swipe, scroll, long-press, pinch-zoom with TouchAction/W3C Actions
  • Appium + TestNG integration, parallel testing on multiple devices
Lab: Automate a mobile e-commerce app (Android) — login, product search, add-to-cart, order placement across 2 devices in parallel using TestNG.
12
BDD Automation with Cucumber & Gherkin Week 13

Implement Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) to write living documentation that bridges business expectations and automated test validation.

  • BDD concepts: collaboration between BA, developer, and tester using shared language
  • Gherkin syntax: Feature, Scenario, Given/When/Then, Background, Scenario Outline, Examples
  • Writing feature files and step definitions in Java (Cucumber Java 7+)
  • Cucumber + Selenium integration for BDD-driven UI test automation
  • Cucumber + Rest Assured for BDD-driven API test automation
  • Cucumber HTML/JSON/Allure reports for living documentation; BDD in Agile sprints
Lab: Re-implement the Selenium e-commerce test suite in full BDD — feature files, step definitions, Cucumber + Selenium + TestNG, Allure report generation.
Phase 7 CI/CD, Cloud Testing & Modern QA Tools Expert Weeks 14–15
13
DevOps for Testers — Jenkins, Docker & Selenium Grid Week 14

Integrate test automation into CI/CD pipelines and distributed test infrastructure — skills that define the modern SDET role.

  • Git branch strategies for test code: feature branches, pull requests, code reviews
  • Jenkins pipeline as code: Jenkinsfile (scripted & declarative), stages, artifacts, email notifications
  • Selenium Grid 4: Hub + Node setup for parallel cross-browser test execution
  • Docker basics for testers: containers, Dockerfile, docker-compose for test environments
  • Running Selenium Grid inside Docker containers (Selenium Docker images)
  • Allure reporting framework for CI dashboard integration; test trend analysis
Lab: Create a Jenkins declarative pipeline that pulls from GitHub, spins up Docker-based Selenium Grid nodes, executes 30+ tests in parallel, and publishes Allure report.
14
Cloud Testing, Visual Testing & AI-Assisted QA Week 15

Execute tests at cloud scale, detect visual regressions automatically, and explore AI-powered testing tools reshaping modern quality engineering.

  • BrowserStack & Sauce Labs: cloud cross-browser and mobile device testing at scale
  • Visual regression testing with Applitools Eyes or Percy — pixel-perfect UI comparison
  • Playwright basics: modern web automation alternative, auto-wait, network interception
  • Cypress overview: component testing, E2E testing for modern JavaScript apps
  • AI-assisted test generation and self-healing locators (Testim, Katalon, Healenium)
  • Shift-left & shift-right testing, continuous testing strategy, Chaos Engineering basics
Lab: Execute BrowserStack cloud test run on 5 browser/OS combinations; add Applitools visual regression checkpoint to existing Selenium suite.
Phase 8 SDET Architecture & Industry Capstone Expert Week 16
15
SDET Skills, Test Architecture & Interview Prep Week 16 (Part A)

Master test automation architecture principles and SDET-specific skills that differentiate a senior QA engineer from a basic tester.

  • SDET vs QA Engineer: skills gap, responsibilities, salary benchmarks, career trajectory
  • Test automation pyramid strategy: unit, integration, and E2E balance for maximum ROI
  • Design patterns for automation: Builder, Strategy, Singleton, Factory in test code
  • Test debt management: refactoring legacy selenium scripts, removing brittle locators
  • Portfolio building: GitHub test projects, README documentation, test metrics dashboard
  • SDET interview preparation: Java coding challenges, test design questions, system design for QA
Lab: Code review and live-refactor a poorly written Selenium framework; present improved architecture with justification and test coverage metrics.
16
Industry Capstone & Career Launch Week 16 (Part B)

Deliver an end-to-end industry-grade test project covering UI automation, API testing, performance testing, and security — your ultimate portfolio piece.

  • Full-stack test project: UI (Selenium/BDD) + API (Rest Assured) + Performance (JMeter) + Security (ZAP)
  • Jenkins CI/CD pipeline deploying complete test suite with Allure report dashboard
  • Test strategy document: scope, approach, tools, risk, schedule, entry/exit criteria
  • Resume building for QA/SDET roles, LinkedIn profile optimisation, cover letter guidance
  • Mock technical interviews: Java coding, Selenium framework design, API testing scenarios
  • Offer negotiation, SDET career roadmap, certifications to pursue (ISTQB, Selenium Specialist)
Capstone Options (choose one):
01

E-Commerce Platform

Selenium UI + Rest Assured API + JMeter (500 users) + ZAP scan — full CI/CD pipeline.

02

Banking Application

BDD Cucumber UI + API contract testing (Pact) + performance + security audit report.

03

Hospital Management System

Mobile testing (Appium Android) + REST API + JMeter + accessibility audit (WCAG).

Career Opportunities

Quality Assurance Roles Across Every IT Sector

QA engineers are hired by every software company. Entry-level salaries range from ₹3–6 LPA and experienced automation engineers can earn ₹8–15 LPA. Automation expertise significantly boosts your earning potential.

Target Industries

IT Services & MNCs Product Startups Banks & FinTech E-commerce Firms HealthTech Remote & Freelance

Roles You Can Target

Manual QA Engineer
Automation Test Engineer
SDET (Senior Level)
API Test Engineer
Performance Test Engineer
Security Test Engineer
Mobile QA Engineer
QA DevOps / SDET Lead
Tools & Technologies

Tools You Will Work With

Every tool listed here is covered in live sessions and used in real automation labs — no theory without hands-on practice.

Selenium 4
Web UI automation
TestNG
Test orchestration
Page Object Model
Framework design
Postman
API testing
Rest Assured
API automation
Apache JMeter
Performance & load testing
OWASP ZAP
Security scanning
Appium
Mobile automation (Android/iOS)
Cucumber BDD
Behaviour-driven testing
JIRA + Zephyr
Bug & test management
Jenkins
CI/CD pipelines
Docker
Containerised test environments
Selenium Grid 4
Parallel distributed testing
BrowserStack
Cloud cross-browser testing
Applitools
Visual regression testing
Playwright
Modern web automation
Allure Reports
CI-integrated reporting
Git & GitHub
Version control
Java + Maven
Automation scripting
SQL (MySQL)
Database test validation
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What's Included & How to Start

Everything you get and how to reserve your seat in the next batch.

Program Inclusions

  • 16 weeks of live instructor-led sessions — 3–4 hours/session
  • Manual testing — SDLC, STLC, test case design, JIRA, Agile QA
  • Selenium 4 + TestNG + Page Object Model + data-driven framework
  • API testing: Postman, Newman, Rest Assured, contract testing
  • Performance testing: JMeter load/stress/soak, distributed testing
  • Security testing: OWASP Top 10, ZAP scanning, Burp Suite basics
  • Mobile testing: Appium Android & iOS automation
  • BDD Cucumber + Gherkin + Allure reports
  • Jenkins CI/CD, Docker, Selenium Grid, BrowserStack cloud
  • Playwright & Cypress overview, AI-assisted QA tools
  • Lifetime access to session recordings and study materials
  • Industry-recognised SDET certificate on completion
  • 100% placement support — resume review, mock interviews, referrals
Next Batch

Upcoming Cohort Details

Start Date May 5, 2026
Duration 16 Weeks
Format Live + hands-on
Seats Remaining Only 10 left
FAQ

Common Questions

Quick answers before you enroll. Reach us on WhatsApp for anything else.

Do I need programming experience to join?
No prior programming experience is required. We cover all the Java concepts needed for Selenium, Appium, and Rest Assured automation during the course. Manual testing modules (Phases 1–2) require zero coding knowledge.
I'm a manual tester — is this course suitable for me?
Absolutely — this is one of the most common profiles we see. You will fast-track through Phases 1–2 and spend more time on Selenium, BDD, CI/CD, and the SDET skills that will significantly increase your salary and career options.
What makes this different from a basic Selenium course?
This course covers the complete SDET spectrum: not just Selenium, but API testing, JMeter performance (500-user load tests), OWASP security scanning, Appium mobile automation, BDD Cucumber, Jenkins CI/CD, Docker, BrowserStack cloud, and visual regression — everything a senior SDET role demands.
What salaries do SDET professionals earn in India?
Entry-level Manual QA: ₹3–5 LPA. Automation Engineer (Selenium + API): ₹5–9 LPA fresh. Full SDET (automation + performance + mobile + CI/CD): ₹8–18 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, Cognizant, and product startups all actively hire SDET engineers.
Does the course cover security and performance testing?
Yes — Phase 5 (Weeks 10–11) is fully dedicated to performance testing with JMeter (including 500-user distributed load tests) and security testing covering OWASP Top 10, OWASP ZAP scanning, SQL injection testing, and integrating security scans into Jenkins pipelines.
Will I learn mobile testing?
Yes. Phase 6 (Week 12) covers Appium in depth — Android emulator setup, Appium Inspector, mobile locators, gesture simulation (tap/swipe/scroll), and running parallel Android device tests using TestNG. iOS concepts are also covered.
Is 16 weeks too long? Why not 8 weeks?
A basic 8-week course can cover only Selenium + API. To reach true SDET level — which includes performance testing, security scanning, mobile automation, BDD, and CI/CD DevOps — you need 16 weeks of structured, hands-on practice. This is the depth employers actually look for in 2026.
Will I get a completion certificate?
Yes. You receive an industry-recognised Software Testing & QA (SDET) certificate upon completing all 16 modules, 80+ labs, and your capstone project. This certificate, combined with your GitHub project portfolio, significantly strengthens your resume and LinkedIn profile.
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