Candidate Evaluation

Choose your option

Enter your name, pick one option, and answer 25 randomly-selected multiple-choice questions. You’ll get an instant scored report.

  • One answer per question · 30-minute timer with auto-submit
  • Score 72% or higher to pass (18 of 25)
 
0 / 25 answered
30:00
PASS

Evaluation Report

Great work.

Summary

Performance

Topic performance — where to focus

Sorted weakest first. Green ≥ 72%, amber 40–71%, red below 40% — spend your study time on the red and amber topics.

Tip: refreshing the page will discard this report and start a fresh set of 25 questions.

Free QA Automation Assessment & Evaluation

The Candidate Evaluation portal is a free, timed QA automation assessment built for engineers preparing for interviews. Choose Playwright, Cypress, Selenium or JavaScript and answer 25 randomly-selected multiple-choice questions from a large question bank. You get instant scoring, a topic-by-topic weak-area report and a shareable certificate when you pass — making it an ideal interview preparation and self-evaluation tool for QA engineers, SDETs and test automation candidates.

What this evaluation covers

  • Playwright — locators, auto-waiting, network interception, fixtures and CI.
  • Cypress — commands, intercepts, retry-ability and best practices.
  • Selenium — WebDriver, waits, Grid, TestNG and the Page Object Model.
  • JavaScript — async/await, closures, arrays, objects and modern ES features.

Want deeper practice? Explore our QA interview preparation questions and hands-on automation courses.

Frequently asked questions

Is the QA automation assessment free?
Yes. The evaluation is completely free — pick a technology, enter your name and start a 25-question multiple-choice test.
How is the evaluation scored?
Each attempt has 25 multiple-choice questions and a 30-minute timer. You need 72% (18 of 25) to pass, and you get an instant score, a weak-area breakdown and a certificate on passing.
Which technologies can I be evaluated on?
You can take an assessment in Playwright, Cypress, Selenium or JavaScript — one track per attempt, with fresh questions every time.
Is this good for QA interview preparation?
Absolutely. The questions mirror common QA automation interview topics, and the weak-area report tells you exactly what to study next.
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