Answer / senthilkumar mps

There is nothing called Good or Bad requirement.i see the
answers posted here are from the developer's angle not from
testers. Any requirement we receive from the client is meant
to satisfy the need of them. if at all, some requirement is
going to be called as bad requirement is that, when it
contradicts other requirements or misleads the functionality
of the same system. even then it'll be called as improper
system requirement.

i hope everyone agree with my answer.

Senthilkumar @ MPS

Answer / divya pasupuleti

Which is Freezable,Consistent and clear is a good
requirement and which is changing frequently is a bad
requirement.

Answer / abhijeeth

When a requirement is submitted and if the requirements are
stable till the deployment of project, then we can say it's
a good requirement.
When we have written test cases for a particular
requirement and also some modules have been developed and
during these stages if the requirement is changed it's
called bad requirement.

Answer / rajendra

You are correct Divya

Answer / sridhar

Requirements which are freeze, understandable,easy and
clear are good one.

Requirements which are keep on modifing are bad one

Answer / murali baggam

Which is Freezable,Consistent and clear without any
ambiguity, its good requirement and which is changing
frequently is a bad
requirement.

Answer / rasul

well said Divya

i agree with u

Rasul
QA Engineer

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