Software Development

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Karthik Raj

Senior SDET

🏢 Freshworks

“I had tried two other institutes before Fourcup. They taught Selenium and stopped there. Fourcup went into Playwright's Trace Viewer, the Clock API, and shadow DOM handling — genuinely production-level content. By week 4 I had a working framework with CI/CD wired up. That project got me through the Freshworks technical round directly.”

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Nithya Subramaniam

Test Automation Lead

🏢 Cognizant

“The TypeScript module alone was worth the course — generics, discriminated unions, module augmentation for custom fixtures. Most QA courses barely touch TypeScript beyond basic types. Cognizant specifically asked about how I structured my Page Object base classes with generics. Got the offer in my first attempt.”

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Sanjay Venkataraman

Automation Test Engineer

🏢 Publicis Sapient

“What sold me was the Playwright MCP Server module — using an AI agent to draft the first pass of a test suite and then reviewing it like an editor, not accepting it blindly. Codegen and UI Mode also made debugging locators far less painful than the XPath guesswork I was used to. My interviewer at Publicis Sapient had never even heard of half of this.”

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Meera Ramachandran

QA Automation Lead

🏢 Virtusa

“Solid, thorough course — the CI/CD module wiring Playwright into GitHub Actions with Docker containers is exactly what I run day to day now at Virtusa. Only reason it is not a full five stars is I wish the AI visual-testing module had gone a bit deeper, but everything else more than made up for it.”

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Deepak Natarajan

SDET

🏢 Cognizant

“Came in knowing zero Java. Left with a working Selenium Grid + TestNG + Maven framework I built myself, plus Appium automation for our Android app. Cognizant hired me specifically for the mobile automation piece — most candidates they interview only know web Selenium.”

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Swathi Ganesan

QA Automation Engineer

🏢 HCLTech

“The Java-from-scratch approach worked for me where two YouTube playlists hadn't. By the time we got to Extent Reports and Allure, I actually understood why the framework was structured the way it was, not just copying code. That understanding is what got me through HCLTech's technical round.”

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Arjun Sekar

Mobile Automation Engineer

🏢 Zoho Corporation

“Appium and Android SDK were the modules I actually needed — most Selenium courses treat mobile as an afterthought if they cover it at all. Fourcup gave it real weight: real devices, real flaky-element problems, real waits and synchronization strategies. Zoho's QA team is almost entirely mobile-first, so this mattered.”

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Kavya Muthuraman

Automation Test Engineer

🏢 Mphasis

“Good breadth — RestAssured for the API layer alongside Selenium for the UI layer meant I could talk about full end-to-end coverage in interviews, not just clicking buttons. Would have liked one more week on Jenkins pipelines specifically, but I picked that up fast on the job anyway.”

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Vignesh Palaniappan

SDET

🏢 Tech Mahindra

“The MySQL backend-validation module doesn't get talked about enough — most automation courses only test the UI and assume the data is correct. Being able to verify database state after a UI action, then wire the whole thing into Jenkins, is exactly the SDET skill set Tech Mahindra was hiring for.”

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Harini Balasubramanian

API Test Engineer

🏢 Freshworks

“Went from barely knowing what a status code meant to writing a full RestAssured suite with authentication and contract tests against Pact and WireMock. The progression from manual Postman collections to real automation felt natural, not rushed. Freshworks tested me on exactly this kind of layered API coverage.”

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Rohit Chandrasekaran

QA Engineer

🏢 Wipro

“I don't come from a coding background, so Karate DSL was the module that made API automation click for me — low-code BDD-style syntax that still produces a real, CI-runnable suite. Wipro's panel was genuinely surprised a non-developer could speak to automation this confidently.”

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Anitha Ravichandran

Automation Test Engineer

🏢 EPAM Systems

“GraphQL testing was the gap in my resume and the reason I kept losing out on product-company interviews. This course closed it, along with WireMock for service virtualization when a dependent service isn't available yet. EPAM's stack is GraphQL-heavy, so this was the difference-maker.”

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Suresh Kumar Pillai

SDET

🏢 IBM India

“The k6 module for API performance basics was a nice addition most "API testing" courses skip entirely — usually that's treated as a separate specialization. Combined with GitHub Actions for CI, I walked in able to say I'd covered functional, contract, and basic performance testing on the same API.”

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Lavanya Srinivasan

Associate QA Engineer

🏢 Sonata Software

“The AI-augmented module — generating a first-draft test suite straight from an OpenAPI spec and then correcting it — saved me real time on my capstone project and taught me to review AI output critically instead of trusting it blindly. That's a skill Sonata specifically asked about in my interview.”

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Manoj Thiagarajan

Performance Test Engineer

🏢 Standard Chartered GBS

“LoadRunner is what regulated BFSI employers still run, and this was the only course locally that actually taught VuGen, Controller and Analysis properly instead of waving at it in one slide. That depth is exactly why Standard Chartered GBS picked me over candidates who only knew JMeter.”

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Deepa Rajagopal

QA Engineer — Performance

🏢 Verizon

“Started on JMeter and finished comfortable in k6 as well — the course made the point clearly that different employers standardize on different tools, and it prepared me for both instead of picking a favorite. Verizon's team is moving toward k6 for their cloud-native services, so that flexibility mattered.”

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Vikram Anandhan

Performance Engineer

🏢 DXC Technology

“Gatling's Scala DSL has a real learning curve and the trainer didn't rush through it, which I appreciated. High-throughput scenario design was covered properly, not just "increase the thread count." Docked one star only because I wanted more hands-on time specifically on Gatling reports.”

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Preethi Narayanan

SDET

🏢 Cisco

“The module on correlating a load test result with actual backend metrics through Grafana and Prometheus is what separates a real performance engineer from someone who can just click "run" in JMeter. Being able to point at the actual bottleneck, not just the symptom, is what got me through Cisco's technical rounds.”

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Ashwin Kumaresan

Automation & Performance Engineer

🏢 UST

“Wiring a performance test into a Jenkins pipeline so a regression actually fails the build, rather than sitting in a report nobody reads, was the single most useful module for me. UST wanted someone who could own performance gating in CI, and this course is what let me say yes honestly.”

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Gayathri Subbiah

ETL Test Engineer

🏢 Hexaware

“Coming from a pure manual-testing background, the SQL depth in this course is what let me credibly claim ETL testing skills. Row-count checks, transformation logic validation, Informatica PowerCenter mapping reviews — real, employer-relevant work, not toy exercises. Hexaware's data QA team runs almost exactly this stack.”

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Naveen Krishnan

Data QA Engineer

🏢 Persistent Systems

“Most ETL testing courses stop at on-prem tools like Informatica or SSIS. This one pushed into Snowflake and Azure Data Factory as well, which is where the market has actually moved. Persistent hired me specifically because I could speak to cloud-native pipeline testing, not just legacy ETL.”

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Shalini Ramaswamy

QA Analyst — Data

🏢 Coforge

“The Power BI and Tableau report-testing module was unexpectedly useful — validating that a dashboard actually reflects the underlying data correctly is a whole separate skill from pipeline testing, and it's rarely taught. Good course overall; I would have liked a bit more time specifically on Tableau.”

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Bharath Elango

Data Quality Engineer

🏢 LTIMindtree

“Being able to write my own Python and pandas scripts to validate data quality at scale, instead of manually spot-checking rows in Excel, was the module that actually changed how I work. LTIMindtree's interview had a live data-validation exercise, and this is precisely what it tested.”

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Revathi Sundaresan

Big Data QA Engineer

🏢 Globant

“Hive and Spark testing is a genuinely rare skill combination for someone coming out of a QA training program — most people learn SQL testing and stop there. Globant's big data team needed exactly that gap filled, and having real, hands-on Spark pipeline testing experience on my resume opened the door.”

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Karan Mehta

Automation Test Engineer

🏢 Capgemini

“Tosca's model-based, largely no-code approach is a completely different way of thinking about automation compared to Selenium, and this course actually taught the mindset shift, not just the button clicks in Tosca Commander. Capgemini runs Tosca across several of their enterprise accounts, so this was directly applicable from day one.”

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Poornima Vaidyanathan

QA Engineer

🏢 Birlasoft

“The Tosca Test Data Service module on data-driven testing is what made my capstone project look genuinely production-grade rather than a demo. Birlasoft's existing Tosca test suite uses the exact same data-driven pattern, so I was productive within my first week instead of spending a month ramping up.”

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Sathish Kumar Murugan

SDET

🏢 Zensar Technologies

“Tosca Cloud plus the Azure DevOps pipeline integration module gave me a complete picture of how model-based automation actually ships in a real CI/CD setup, not just runs locally. Solid course; would have appreciated a slightly deeper dive into Tosca's risk-based test design features specifically.”

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Nandhini Chellappan

Automation Test Analyst

🏢 CGI

“What struck me was how much scripting time the model-based design approach actually cuts compared to code-based automation frameworks I'd used before. CGI's clients are largely regulated enterprises that specifically standardize on Tosca for that reason, and I could speak to exactly why in my interview.”

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Rajesh Iyer

Senior QA Engineer

🏢 Societe Generale GSC

“BFSI employers like Societe Generale GSC lean heavily on Tosca precisely because it's auditable and largely no-code, which matters in a regulated environment. This course was the only one I found that treated that regulatory context as part of the syllabus instead of an afterthought.”

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Abhishek Ramanathan

SDET

🏢 Freshworks

“The Page Object Model framework-design module is where this course earns its "complete" name — most Selenium courses show you a script, this one taught me why a maintainable framework is structured the way it is, then had me scale it across Selenium Grid. Freshworks reviewed my framework code directly in the interview.”

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Divyashree Kannan

Automation Test Engineer

🏢 Accenture

“Layering Cucumber BDD on top of the Selenium framework meant our test cases were readable by non-technical stakeholders too, which turned out to be exactly what Accenture's client-facing QA role needed. The gap between "automation that works" and "automation the business can understand" is what this module closed.”

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Prasanna Venkatesh

QA Automation Engineer

🏢 Mindtree

“Docker plus Jenkins for a full Selenium CI/CD pipeline was the module that made the difference in interviews — being able to explain how the suite actually runs on every commit, not just on my laptop. Good, practical course; the pace picked up quite a bit in the final two weeks.”

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Kavitha Loganathan

Test Automation Engineer

🏢 EY GDS

“AI-assisted self-healing locators cut our flaky-test rate dramatically during the capstone project — genuinely useful, not just a buzzword bolted onto the syllabus. EY GDS asked directly about flaky-test strategies in the interview, and I had a real project to point to instead of a textbook answer.”

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Yogesh Balan

SDET

🏢 Ford Business Solutions

“WebDriverManager quietly fixed a driver-version headache I didn't even know I had, and the TestNG parallel-execution module cut our suite runtime by more than half. Ford Business Solutions runs a large Selenium regression suite, and that exact runtime problem is what they hired me to help own.”

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Sneha Ilangovan

QA Analyst

🏢 TCS

“Zero coding background, first IT job — this course is built for exactly that situation. SDLC/STLC fundamentals and proper test-case design techniques like boundary value analysis actually stuck with me because we practiced them on real scenarios, not just definitions on a slide. TCS hired me straight after my first round of campus interviews.”

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Mohammed Rafi

Manual Test Engineer

🏢 Infosys

“The defect lifecycle module paired with real JIRA and Zephyr usage meant I walked into Infosys already knowing the tools, not just the theory of "how a bug is logged." That practical familiarity is what separated me from other freshers in the interview pool.”

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Aishwarya Duraisamy

Associate QA Engineer

🏢 Amazon

“Database testing with SQL and manual API testing basics with Postman gave this "manual testing" course more depth than the name suggests — it's not just UI click-throughs. Amazon's QA process touches the database layer constantly, so this module mattered more than I expected going in.”

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Ganesh Vairamuthu

Test Engineer

🏢 Flipkart

“The AI-augmented manual and exploratory testing module taught me to use AI to draft test-case ideas and edge cases faster, then apply my own judgment on top — not to replace thinking, just to speed up the first pass. Flipkart's QA team works at a pace where that speed genuinely matters.”

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Radhika Seshadri

QA Engineer

🏢 Swiggy

“As a complete fresher with no technical background at all, this was the only course that didn't assume prior programming exposure and still got me interview-ready in under three months. Swiggy was my very first job application after finishing, and I got the offer.”

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Fathima Rizwana

QA Engineer

🏢 UST

“The Jest module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for UST — practical, not just theory.”

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Ganapathy Subramanian

Associate Software Engineer

🏢 Capgemini

“I came in with almost no exposure to AWS. By the end of the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course I was confident enough to talk through it in my Capgemini interview.”

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Logeswari Palanisamy

Senior QA Engineer

🏢 Accenture

“What stood out on the Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course was how much real, hands-on time we got with Express instead of just slides.”

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Charumathi Vishwanathan

Test Lead

🏢 Persistent Systems

“The Full Stack Web Development with AI — React, Node.js & Next.js course covered OpenAI/Claude API in real depth — that's specifically what came up when Persistent Systems interviewed me.”

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Chandran Velusamy

Senior QA Engineer

🏢 Mindtree

“The Jest module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for Mindtree — practical, not just theory.”

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Padmavathi Govindarajan

Associate Software Engineer

🏢 Cognizant

“The Jenkins module on this course is what actually got me interview-ready for Cognizant — practical, not just theory.”

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Hema Latha Ravindran

Software Test Engineer

🏢 Deloitte

“I came in with almost no exposure to JUnit 5. By the end of the Java Full Stack Development with AI — Spring Boot, Microservices & React course I was confident enough to talk through it in my Deloitte interview.”

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Farida Sheik

Associate Software Engineer

🏢 Mphasis

“What stood out on the Java Full Stack Development with AI — Spring Boot, Microservices & React course was how much real, hands-on time we got with Spring Cloud instead of just slides.”