Answer / ramesh

Severity is defined by the tester, while finding the bug
and it is approved by the test manager or lead or project
manager as the bug is high, medium or low severity.

Priority is defined purely by the Project manager based the
release notes.

Answer / smit

Severity: it is defined by Tester when he finds the bug.

Priority: It is defined by the Tester & Developer
Developer decides that which bug should get fixed
first, for that he give the priority

Answer / chaithra

severity : it is the impact of the bug on the application.
it is rated high ,medium and low.
Priority: It is like which bug should be fixed first.rated
as 1,2,and 3.

Answer / vinodh anandhan

Hi

As a Tester suppose i am finding a bug as per our company
(Attach QA) i will give severity. Once the bug is verified
and accepted by the lead. Lead will give the priority

Answer / sri

Severity is defined by the Tester
Priority is defined by the Developer

Answer / rupangi pandey

SEVERITY: How serious the bug is

PRIORITY: How it is important to fix the bug is calle dthe
priority of the bug

Answer / r.jagadish

mostly the tem leads have handle the postion ,it may be
depends on project but team leads have right to handle
severity and priority

Answer / simran

Severity and priority both are define by the Test Lead or a
tester who is having a good experience.

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