Vestusa Interview questions for Testing profile

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In this article we will share Vestusa interview questions for testing profile. The company was founded in 1997 and it has some openings for testing profile.

Vestusa Interview Questions for Testing Profile

Company - Vestusa
Location - Okhla, Delhi
Job role - Functional/ automation tester
HR- Neha Shukla
Date of interview - 12th Feb 2021

Round 1 - Written test
A written test will be conducted first to check the logical reasoning and technical questions. Prepare below questions, we have also provided the answers for your ease.

Part 1 - Logical Reasoning test

1) In a class composed of x girls and y boys what part of the class is composed of girls? 


                   A. y/ (x + y) B. x/xy   C. x/(x + y)   D. y/xy

Answer - C

Explanation - girls/ girls + boys


2) It was calculated that 75 men could complete a piece of work in 20 days. When work was scheduled to commence, it was found necessary to send 25 men to another project. How much longer will it take to complete the work? 

Answer - 30 days

Explanation - M1D1 = M2D2

75*20 = 50*x

x= 30 days


3) A man was engaged on a job for 30 days on the condition that he would get   a wage of Rs. 10 for the day he works, but he have to pay a fine of Rs. 2 for each day of his absence. If he gets Rs. 216 at the end, he was absent for work for how many days?


Answer - 7 days


Explanation = 300-216 = 84

84/12 = 7


4) A shed has a side wall of the dimensions shown. Calculate the area of the wall in square feet.


  1. 24    b) 27   c) 28   d) 30   e) 36
Answer - 30

Explanation - 
Area of trapezium - 0.5×h×(a+b)
area of wall=4*6+0.5*2*6=30

5) A car left Canterbury at 7.12 am and arrived in Birmingham, 180 miles distant at 10.57 am. What was its average speed in miles per hour?
  1. 42   b) 44   c) 46   d) 48   e) 50


Answer - 48


Explanation - Time taken to cover 180 miles=10 : 57 - 7 : 12 = 3 Hours and 45 minutes= 3+45/60 = 3.75 Hours

Average Speed = Distance / time taken to cover distance

                         = 180 / 3.75

                         = 48 miles/hours


6) An aircraft flies 930 miles in 75 minutes. How many miles does it fly in 4 hours 45 minutes assuming a constant speed?

  1. 3112   b) 3477   c) 3512   d) 3522   e) 3534


Answer - 3534


Explanation = (930*285)/75=3534


7) A cube has a volume of 8 cubic meters. If each side is doubled in length what will its new volume be in cubic meters?

a) 16   b) 24   c) 32   d) 48   e) 64


Answer - 64 cubic meters


Explanation : 2*2*2 = 8 cubic meter

4*4*4 = 64 cubic meter


8) A driver drives 8 km South then 6 km W. and 2 km S. again. She then drives 3 km E. to avoid a traffic jam before driving 6 km N. How many kilometers is she from her starting point?
  1. 4    b) 5   c) 6   d) 7   e) 8

Answer - 5 Km


Explanation - 

9) 

I) How far does the student walk in total?

  1. 1 Km
  2. 2 Km
  3. 3 Km
  4. 4 Km

Answer - 2 Km


II) How far is he from the university students' union at 8.20 am?

  1. 1 Km
  2. 2 Km
  3. 3 Km
  4. 4 Km

Answer - 3 KM


III) What is the average speed of the bus?

  1. 14 Kmph
  2. 24 Kmph
  3. 32 Kmph
  4. 40 Kmph


Answer - 24 Kmph







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