which is the best institute for testing in hyd?
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Answer / kumar
I had already answered this question once. The best
institute is MINDQ or Nageswara rao testing tools institute
in SR Nagar.
Kumar.
Kumar.rnv@gmail.com
Broadridge.
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Answer / guest
i tell u one thing. don't go testing . because some time
after u have come to programming side. so pls go programing
side. if u insisted to learn testing.
join in bangalore, infics solutions in mathekeri opp to
ramya bus stop. this is best insistute for testing. there
working people giving training person name siva. one side
taking training and other side u can go for interview.u get
update info for testing. there u can learn manual,
QTP,loadrunner.
there in nageswarao insistute in s.r nagar, hyd. he
not updated information from 3 years. i learned from him,
pls don't go .
last went to infics i got job immdeately.
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Answer / sheetal
I-PAD Technologies is a best institute for testing tools by
a real time expert,you can take even online training,no
need to go anywhere.
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