Answer / sathyanarayanan

Entry Criteria
Test Case completed
Resource are Identify
Test Data is available
Test Environment Setup

Exit Criteria
All Test Cases Executed
2. All Defects report and Retested
3. Test documents are updated with results
4. All reports are generated:
* Execution report
* Defect Report

Answer / mukund

hi can some body make me little bit more clear abt the
entry and exit criteria.

1. Entry criteia means when we are going to start the
testing . , then what are the necessary steps we have to
take.

2.exit criteia To which point we are calling as exit
criteia , wheather we sucessfully completed the testing ,
like as mentioned in answer 1 or due to some irrecoverable
error we stopped the testing like as answered in 2 .

3. can we a write both the conditions in exit criteria

Answer / ashfaq ali khan

Very correctly Said Sathyanarayan

Adding my 2 cents to his answer
But here in xit Criteria , we have to consider " When to
stop Testing "

Testers gain confidence in the functional specification of
the Application or System
Risk of the System needs to be taken care when we decide to
stop testing

Answer / piya

entry criteria:set of conditions for permitting a process to move forward wid defined task

exit criteria:set of conditions for permitting a process to be officially completed

Answer / mns

Entry criteria: what are the preconditions to the tests.
1) Are test cases ready?
2)Is the test environment ready?
3)Are the client rquirement documents ready?

Exit Criteria:
1) Are all the critical errors and bugs been addressed and
removed.
2)Is our Test matrix( i.e are all the requirements are
addresed in the application)ready?
3)Do we still have the time for the completion of the
project?
4) Whats the status of the budget of the project?

Answer / sudhakar8

ENTRY CRITERIA:
Testing is done in rounds. Software passes though several
rounds before it gets released.
EXIT CRITERIA:
Testing is stopped when there are many major bugs and
critical system errors, when further testing is not
feasible
Testing is stopped when the system becomes un stable during
test.
When those critical errors are fixed and system is stable,
the next round of testing is started .
The test cases are executed all over again in each round.

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