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Manual testing, Selenium with Java, Playwright, API testing and CI — the most accessible route into IT for non-CS graduates.
Quick answer
BPST Academy teaches software testing in three formats: Manual Testing (6 weeks, no coding), Automation Testing with Selenium
& Playwright (2–3 months) and the complete Software Testing Masters program (3–4 months) covering manual, automation,
API testing, JIRA and CI/CD.
Everything a QA engineer needs: SDLC/STLC, test design and JIRA, SQL for testers, Java with Selenium and TestNG,
Playwright with TypeScript, API testing with Postman and RestAssured, BDD with Cucumber, CI with Jenkins and
AI-assisted testing.
Best for:Freshers of any stream, non-CS graduates and manual testers moving to automation.
Learn professional manual testing: SDLC and STLC, test scenarios and cases, defect life cycle, JIRA, Agile ceremonies,
SQL basics and mobile/web testing — with ISTQB preparation.
Best for:Graduates of any stream (B.Com, B.Sc, BA, BBA) and career switchers.
For testers who know the basics: Java and TypeScript for automation, Selenium WebDriver with TestNG and POM,
Playwright, API automation and CI integration.
Best for:Manual testers and freshers with basic testing knowledge.
Yes. Manual testing needs logical thinking, not programming. Many B.Com, B.Sc and BA graduates start as QA analysts
and move to automation within a year.
Learn both. Selenium still dominates enterprise projects, while Playwright hiring has grown fastest since 2024. The
Masters program covers both frameworks.
Last updated 2026-09-25
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Pick any software testing & qa course and lock your seat before Diwali, 8 Nov 2026. ₹49 is adjusted in your course fee.