Tip 1 : Take a note of the JD you're applying for. Read in-depth about all that is mentioned.
Tip 2 : Read through all possible topics related to the JD you're applying for.
Tip 3 : Try to find some past interview experiences. That helps a lot.
Tip 4 : Be very thorough on the things that are mentioned in your CV. A lot of questions will appear from there itself.
Tip 5 : Take notes. Helps a lot.
Tip 6 : Be confident that you'll definitely crack the interview. Keep positivity within yourself.
Tip 1 : Mention genuine things and don't mention anything that you're not proficient in. It may backfire.
Tip 2 : Try to keep the resume within 2 pages at max.
Tip 3 : Mention the major projects you've worked on in that 2 pages, and a little bit of description covering the key points that you can pick up during interviews.
Tip 4 : Mention your key skills, this is important and will draw the attention of the interviewer.
This round basically covered all the testing-related aspects and the projects I've worked on, that were mentioned on my CV. Special emphasis was given to Pega, that's my primary work domain.
Some real-time examples of a defect that is of low priority and high severity and vice versa.
About Agile manifesto.
About all the Scrum ceremonies occurring in a Sprint.
Tip 1 : Read through any QA-related topic on google/do some short courses.
Tip 2 : Read about Agile/Scrum in detail.
HR-related questions like when can you join the company/salary negotiations. If you have any counter-offers etc.
How was your previous company?
What is your expected salary?
Tip 1 : Be confident and calm. Keep a smile on your face.
Tip 2 : Communicate well.

Here's your problem of the day
Solving this problem will increase your chance to get selected in this company
How do you remove whitespace from the start of a string?