ISQI/ISTQB exams refer to the certification exams offered by the International Software Quality Institute (ISQI) in collaboration with the International Software Testing Qualifications Board (ISTQB). These exams validate the knowledge and skills of individuals in software testing principles, practices, and techniques according to the ISTQB syllabus and standards.

You can register for ISQI/ISTQB exams through the official ISQI website or authorized training providers. The registration process typically involves selecting the desired exam level (e.g., Foundation, Advanced), providing personal information, and paying the exam fee. Some exams may also have prerequisites, such as completing a training course or acquiring specific experience in software testing.

ISQI/ISTQB offers a range of certifications for software testers, including the ISTQB Foundation Level, ISTQB Agile Tester, ISTQB Advanced Level (Test Analyst, Technical Test Analyst, and Test Manager), and ISTQB Expert Level. These certifications cover different aspects of software testing and are internationally recognized in the industry.

Prerequisites for ISQI/ISTQB exams depend on the specific certification and exam level. The ISTQB Foundation Level exam usually has no prerequisites, while the advanced and expert level exams may require candidates to have relevant experience or complete prerequisite training and certifications. Review the certification requirements for specific details and eligibility criteria for the exam you wish to take.

To prepare for ISQI/ISTQB exams, you can utilize study materials provided by ISQI and ISTQB, such as official syllabus, textbooks, sample exams, and practice questions. Additionally, attending training courses, participating in workshops, and engaging in practical software testing projects can help you gain hands-on experience and apply the concepts learned. It's also important to review the ISTQB syllabus and understand the principles, techniques, and terminology relevant to software testing.