Answer / Brijersh Kumar Yadav

A test plan is typically prepared in an organization through the following steps: 1. Test objective: Define the purpose and expected outcomes of testing. 2. Scope: Specify the features, functions, or components to be tested. 3. Test items: Identify the materials to be used during testing such as test cases, test data, and test environment. 4. Features and risks: Analyze the product's features for potential risks and define testing approaches for each feature. 5. Test type and approach: Select appropriate test types (e.g., functional, regression, integration) and outline the testing methodology. 6. Schedule: Establish a timeline for test activities, including preparation, execution, reporting, and retesting as needed.

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