PROJECT REPORT

ON

“To prepare the test plan, test cases and defect

report for the Online Mobile Recharge”

Submitted for partial fulfillment of the requirement for

Diploma in Computer Technology

Submitted By

1. Aniket Awachat
2. Harsh Bisane
3. Sayal Kullarwar
4. Nafees Ansari

Under the Guidance of

Mrs.P.S.Alur

Department of Computer Technology

Priyadarshini Bhagwati College of
Engineering, Nagpur
2024-2025
 CERTIFICATE
This is certify that project report on “the test plan and test cases for the
collage management system” is bonafide work and submitted to
“MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION”

Submitted by
1.Aniket Awachat
2.Harsh Bisane
3.Sayal Kullarwar
4.Nafees Ansari

For Diploma in Computer Technology

During the academic year 2024-2025

Under the guidance of

Mrs.P.S.Alur

Department of Computer Technology

PRIYADARSHINI POLYTHECNIC, NAGPUR

_________ _____________
Mrs.P.S.Alur Prof.M.B.Deokate
HOD Principal PPN
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First and foremost,we express our heartfelt appreciation to our

Project supervisor Mrs.P.S.Alur for their invaluable guidance,
encouragement and insightful feedback throughout
The duration of this project

We are also thankful to our fellow team members for their

Dedication,cooperation,and collaborative sprit demonstrated
During the planning, execution and documentation phases of
the project

In conclusion,we acknowledgement the collective effort and

support of everyome involved,which has contributed to the
accomplishment of our micro project objectives .Thank you all
for your unwavering support and commitment

Members of Project
Aniket Awachat 05
Harsh Bisane 06
Sayal Kullarwar 19
Nafees Ansari 41
 Requirement analysis

** Software specification :-

Sr.no Operating system Platform

01 windows XP and above Excel

** Hardware Requirements :-

1)CPU type : Intel core (i5)

2)Clock speed : 3.0GHZ
3)Hard disk : 20GB
4)RAM size : 1GB
** Index

Sr.no Title
01 What is Test cases ?

02 Characteristics/importance of Test-
cases?

03 What is test plan?

04 Characteristics of test plan?

05 Generation of test cases for Online

Mobile Recharge system ?

06 Generation of test plan for Online

Mobile Recharge system ?
 What is a Test Case?

A test case is a set of conditions or variables that a tester uses to determine

whether a software application or system meets specified requirements and
functions correctly. It serves as a blueprint for testing, outlining the steps to be
executed, the input data to be used, and the expected results. Test cases are
essential in ensuring that software behaves as intended and helps identify defects
early in the development process.

Components of a Test Cases :-

Test Case ID: A unique identifier for each test case.

Test Case Description: A brief overview of what the test case is designed to verify.

Pre-Conditions: Any prerequisites that must be met before executing the test case.

Test Steps: Detailed instructions on how to execute the test case.

Test Data: The specific data inputs required for the test.

Expected Result: The anticipated outcome of the test case execution.

Post-Conditions: The state of the system after the test case has been executed.

Actual Result:: The outcome observed during the test execution.

Status: Indicates whether the test case passed or failed.

Characteristics/importance of Test-cases?
Test Cases must meet the following standards

Accurate: They test what their descriptions say they will test.

Clear and Concise: Each test case should be straightforward to understand. Avoid
ambiguity by using precise language and clearly defined terms.

Traceable: You have to know what requirement the case is testing. Each test case should
be linked to a specific requirement or user story. This helps in ensuring that all requirements
are covered and facilitates tracking.

Preconditions: Specify any prerequisites that must be met before executing the test case,
such as specific configurations, data setup, or system states.
Post-conditions: Define the state of the system after the test case has been executed. This
helps in understanding the impact of the test and ensuring that the system is left in a
consistent state.

Self-Explanatory and Repeatable: A good test case should be easy to understand

without requiring additional explanations. The purpose, steps and expected results should be
clear to anyone reading it.

Repeatable: It should produce the same results each time it is executed under the same
conditions. This ensures consistency and reliability in testing.

Appropriate. A test case has to be appropriate for the testers and environment. If it is
theoretically sound but requires skills that none of the testers have, it will sit on the shelf.
Even if you know who is testing the first time, you need to consider down the road —
maintenance and regression.

Reusable: A good test case can be reused in different scenarios or test cycles. Avoid test
cases that are too specific to a single instance.

Self-cleaning: Picks up after itself. It returns the test

environment to the pretest state.

Importance of Test-cases:
Systematic Validation: Test cases ensure that software features are tested
systematically by following predefined steps.

Improves Software Quality: They help identify bugs and issues early in the development
cycle.

Ensures Requirement Coverage: They verify that the software behaves according to the
specified requirements and business rules.

Facilitates Regression Testing: Well-documented test cases can be reused during

future test cycles, particularly for regression testing after changes are made.

Communication Tool: They act as a communication tool between testers, developers, and
stakeholders, providing clarity on what is being tested and how.

What is test plan ?

A test plan is a detailed document that outlines the strategy, scope, objectives, resources,
schedule, and activities involved in testing a software application or system. It acts as a guide
for the testing process, ensuring that testing is thorough, organized, and
aligned with project goals.

Key components of a test plan typically include:

1.Test Objectives:What the testing aims to achieve (e.g.,

verify system functionality, identify defects, ensure performance under load).

2.Scope:Defines what will be tested and what will not be

tested, including the boundaries of the system and the specific features/functions.
3.Test Strategy: The overall approach to testing, such as
manual testing, automated testing, and types of tests (e.g., unit, integration, system,
acceptance).

4.Test Resources: Identifies who will perform the tests, the

tools required, and any hardware or software needed.

5.Schedule:Specifies timelines for testing phases, such as

test preparation, execution, and reporting.

6.Test Deliverables: Documents or results that will be

produced during and after testing, like test cases, test
scripts, bug reports, and test summaries.

7.Risks and Contingencies: Potential risks that could affect

testing (e.g., delays in test environment setup) and
mitigation strategies.

8.Entry and Exit Criteria: Defines when testing can start

(entry) and when testing is considered complete (exit). The purpose of a test plan is to ensure
that all aspects of testing are considered and that there is clear communication among
stakeholders. It helps ensure that the testing process is efficient, structured, and aligned with
the overall project goals.Importance of a test plan

Importance of a test plan

The Importance of a test plan lies in its ability to provide a structured, organized, and
methodical approach to the testing process. It serves as a roadmap for the testing
team and ensures that the testing aligns with project objectives, reduces risk, and
enhances software quality. Here are the key reasons why a test
plan is essential:

1.Clarity and Direction

A test plan clearly outlines the scope, objectives, and strategy of testing. This ensures that
all team members understand what is to be tested, how testing will be conducted, and what
the desired outcome is. Without a test plan, testing may become chaotic or inconsistent

2.Alignment with Project Goals

A test plan ensures that the testing objectives are aligned with the overall project objectives.
This helps confirm that the software meets the required functionality, performance,
and quality standards before release.

3. Effective Resource Management

The test plan identifies the resources required for the testing process, including team
members, tools, and infrastructure. This helps ensure that the project has
enough resources for testing, minimizing delays and inefficiencies.

4.Risk Mitigation
By outlining potential risks and their mitigation strategies, a test plan helps anticipate
challenges that may arise during the testing phase. This proactive approach reduces the
likelihood of critical issues affecting the project's schedule or quality.
5.Better Test Coverage
The test plan helps ensure comprehensive test coverage by detailing the features,
functions, and system components to be tested. It ensures that nothing important is
overlooked, leading to more effective testing and a higher-quality product.

6.Improved Communication
A test plan promotes better communication among stakeholders, including developers,
testers, project managers, and clients. It sets clear expectations and enables everyone
involved to stay informed about the testing process and its progress.

7.Test Traceability
It helps in ensuring that every requirement or feature has associated tests. This traceability
improves accountability and makes it easier to track progress and the status of individual
tests.

8.Entry and Exit Criteria

The test plan defines the entry and exit criteria, determining when testing should begin and
when it is considered complete. This ensures that the testing process is systematic and
helps prevent premature project closure.

9.Better Scheduling and Timelines

A well-defined test plan outlines the schedule for various testing phases. This enables the
team to monitor progress, stick to timelines, and avoid costly delays in the project’s
overall development life-cycle.

10.Testing Accountability and Control

By formalizing the process, the test plan sets clear roles and responsibilities for team
members. This adds accountability to testing tasks and ensures that everyone
knows their role in delivering quality results.

11.Standardized Process
Having a formal test plan ensures a standardized testing process, which is especially
helpful for larger teams, multiple test cycles, or long-term projects. Standardization
ensures consistency in test execution and evaluation.
Generation of test cases for Online Mobile Recharge
system ?
Test Test case Input Data Steps to be Expecte Actual O/P Status
Cas objective follwed d O/P
eID
TC00 Validate 1) Mobile 1) Open the Recharge Recharge Pass
1 successful Number: mobile successful successful
recharge 9876543210 <b recharge message message
with valid r> application.< displayed displayed
data 2) Email-ID: br>
user@example. 2) Enter the
com <br> mobile
3) Recharge number.<br>
Amount: $10 3) Select the
state.<br>
4) Enter the
email ID
5) Enter the
recharge
amount.<br>
6) Click on
'Recharge'
TC00 Validate 1) Mobile 1) Open the Error Error Pass
2 recharge Number: mobile message: message:
with invalid 12345 <br> recharge "Invalid "Invalid
mobile 2) Email-ID: application.< mobile mobile
number user@exampl br> number" number"
e.com 2) Enter the
3) Email-ID: mobile
user@example. number.<br>
com 3) Select the
state.<br>
4) Enter the
email ID.<br>
5) Enter the
recharge
amount.<br>
6) Click on
'Recharge'.
TC00 Validate 1) Mobile 1) Open the Error Error Pass
3 recharge Number: mobile message: message:
with empty 9876543210 <b recharge "State is "State is
state field r> application.< required" required"
2) State: br>
(empty) <br> 2) Enter the
3) Email-ID: mobile
user@example. number.<br>
com <br> 3) Leave the
4) Recharge state field
Amount: $10 empty.<br>
4) Enter the
email
 ID.<br>
5) Enter the
recharge
amount.<br>
6) Click on
'Recharge'.
TC00 Validate 1) Mobile 1) Open the Error Error Pass
4 recharge Number: mobile message: message:
with invalid 9876543210 <b recharge "Invalid "Invalid
email r> application.< email email
format 2) State: br> format" format"
CA <br> 2) Enter the
3) Email-ID: mobile
user@com <br number.<br>
> 3) Select the
4) Recharge state.<br>
Amount: $10 4) Enter an
invalid email
ID.<br>
5) Enter the
recharge
amount.<br>
6) Click on
'Recharge'.
TC00 Validate 1) Mobile 1) Open the Error Error Pass
5 recharge Number: mobile message: message:
with 9876543210 <b recharge "Recharge "Recharge
negative r> application.< amount amount
amount 2) State: br> must be must be
CA <br> 2) Enter the positive" positive"
3) Email-ID: mobile
user@example. number.<br>
com <br> 3) Select the
4) Recharge state.<br>
Amount: -$10 4) Enter the
email
ID.<br>
5) Enter a
negative
recharge
amount.<br>
6) Click on
'Recharge'.
TC00 Validate 1) Mobile 1) Open the Error Error Pass
6 recharge Number: mobile message: message:
with zero 9876543210 <b recharge "Recharge "Recharge
amount r> application.< amount amount
2) State: br> must be must be
CA <br> 2) Enter the greater greater than
3) Email-ID: mobile than zero"
user@example. number.<br> zero"
com <br> 3) Select the
4) state.<br>
4) Enter the
email ID.<br>
 5) Enter zero
as the
recharge
amount.<br>
6) Click on
'Recharge'.

Generation of test plan for Online Mobile Recharge

system ?

Test Plan ID: Unique identifier for each test plan.

Test Plan Name: Title of the test plan.

Description: Brief overview of what the test plan covers.

Test Type: Type of testing being performed (e.g., Functional, Validation, End-to-End).

Test Environment: The environment in which testing will be conducted (e.g., Staging).

Test Cases: List of test cases associated with this test plan.

Test Schedule: Timeline for when the tests will be executed.

Test Resources: Personnel involved in the testing process.

Risk Assessment: Overview of potential risks associated with the testing process

Test Plan ID: TP001

Test Plan Online Mobile Recharge Test Plan
Name
Description: This test plan outlines the testing strategy for the online mobile recharge
application. It covers functional requirements, user interface, and input
validation to ensure a seamless user experience. The goal is to identify any
defects and ensure that the application meets the specified requirements.
Test Type: Functional Testing
Test Staging/QA Environment
Environment:
Test Cases: TC001, TC002, TC003, TC004, TC005, TC006
Test Schedule Testers: QA Team <br> Developers: Dev Team | Medium: Potential for
input validation issues, user experience disruptions, and system
performance concerns.
Testing Tools:  Test Management: JIRA
 Automation: Selenium
 Bug Tracking: Bugzilla
 CONCLUSION

In conclusion, the test cases for an online mobile recharge application are essential
for ensuring the application's functionality, reliability, and user satisfaction. By
systematically verifying key features such as user registration, payment processing,
and recharge confirmation, the testing process helps identify and mitigate potential
issues before deployment. Comprehensive test coverage not only enhances the user
experience but also builds trust in the application, ensuring that users can complete
transactions securely and efficiently. Ultimately, well-defined test cases contribute
to the overall quality and success of the online mobile recharge service.Share