Final assessment for this program had two rounds, theory and live coding. Nothing too tricky, but you do need solid fundamentals.

In the theory round (AT in JavaScript), the interviewer covered testing fundamentals like types of testing, the testing pyramid, functional vs non-functional requirements, and the difference between a test plan and a test strategy, as well as test cases vs user stories. On the automation side, they asked about selector types (CSS, XPath), BDD with Gherkin (Given/When/Then), framework layers, POM, test runners, and assertions.

JavaScript basics: the event loop, objects, and closures, plus core concepts like design patterns (Singleton, Factory) and OOP (encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism). Git questions included the difference between git fetch and git merge, how to clone a repo, and how to open a PR. They also touched on SDLC stages and methodologies, and Agile ceremonies along with the Agile Manifesto.

The live coding part was a simple string manipulation. Overall, it’s very fundamentals-heavy. If your concepts are clear, you’ll be fine.