Hi My name is Hari Priya i had completed by b-tech csit 2008 pass out i had joi

Hi My name is Hari Priya i had completed by b-tech csit 2008
pass out i had joined in testing tools does freshers having
good opportunities in testing field?

what are the topics to be stressed in the subject to have
the good knowledge

If any one have good collecton of testing topics can mail me
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