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Mphasis

Banking and cloud-focused testing with solid automation basics.

These are our own practice questions for the kind of QA/SDET role this company hires for. They are not the company's real interview questions. Confirm the current process on the company's official careers page.

What they tend to probe

  • Automation basics
  • SQL
  • API testing
  • Test case design
  • Cloud testing
  1. Question 1 · Banking · Medium

    Design test cases for a loan eligibility calculator.

    Answer guide

    Income, age, credit score, existing loans and employment type as inputs. Boundary values at cut-offs, combinations in a decision table, rejection reasons shown, and rounding of the offered amount.

  2. Question 2 · SQL · Medium

    Find accounts with more than one transaction on the same day for the same amount.

    Answer guide

    GROUP BY account, date, amount HAVING COUNT(*) > 1. Mention how to treat legitimate repeats and the time zone of the date.

  3. Question 3 · Cloud · Medium

    What changes when you test an app deployed on autoscaling cloud infrastructure?

    Answer guide

    Scale-out and scale-in behaviour, statelessness, session handling, config and secrets per environment, cost-aware load tests, and cleanup of test resources.

  4. Question 4 · Automation · Medium

    How do you keep test data from breaking parallel runs?

    Answer guide

    Each test creates and owns its data with unique ids, no shared mutable records, and cleanup through the API.

  5. Question 5 · API testing · Easy

    What is the difference between PUT and PATCH, and how do you test each?

    Answer guide

    PUT replaces the whole resource, PATCH changes part. Test missing fields, partial updates, idempotency, and that untouched fields stay unchanged.

  6. Question 6 · Process · Medium

    Explain how you would run a defect triage with developers and a product owner.

    Answer guide

    Short fixed meeting, sorted by severity, one owner and a target for each, decisions written down, and trends reviewed weekly.