Test Condition vs Test Scenario: What's the Difference?

A Test Scenario is a probable way or method to test an Application.

Test Condition is the specification that a tester must follow for testing an Application. There can be multiple Test Conditions in a Test Scenario.

Difference between Test Scenario and Test Condition is a very common FAQ amongst QA beginners.

Below is a detailed comparison

Test Scenario	Test Condition
The test scenario is a possible way to test an application.	The test condition is the constraint that you should follow to test an application.
Test scenario can be a single or a group of test cases	Test condition can be a piece of functionality or anything you want to verify. In simple terms the goal of a test cases
It is important when the time is less and most team members understand the details from one line scenario	It is an item or event of a system that could be verified by one or more test cases. Eg; transaction, function, structural element etc.
Good Test coverage can be achieved by dividing application in test scenarios which reduces the complexity	Good Test Condition ensure a system is bug-free
The test scenario is rather vague and covers a wide range of possibilities	Test condition are very specific
Example: For testing, you have so many ways like positive testing, negative testing, BVA etc.	Example: When User Name and Password are valid then an application will move forward