What is WNET?
WNET is India’s largest employability test. It is a screening assessment that is endorsed by
Industries and Academia. WNET has been conducted for over 1.2 million students. The
assessment provides an initial transcript and detailed scorecard for each module for the
candidate, while highlighting the strengths and areas of improvement. It aims to give all aspirants
a snapshot of their capability in Employability Skills.
WNET has been endorsed by:
● Association of Indian Universities (AIU)
● Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)
About The Test
● Largest employability measurement tool globally, with over 27 countries using it.
● Measures job readiness in 90 minutes through Multiple Choice questions.
● Two formats - engineering students non-engineering students
● Assesses Cognitive Abilities, English Language, Behavioral Skills, and respective
Domain Knowledge.
● Initial transcript, detailed scorecard for each module highlighting strengths and
improvement areas, together with a certificate, is provided immediately after the test.
Areas of Measurement
● Numerical Aptitude - Accurately multiplying & dividing, calculating percentages, using
statistics & interpreting graphs & tables.
● Computing Skills - Understanding of Word processing, using spreadsheets, the Internet
& email, designing presentations etc.
● English Language Skills - Ability to express clearly through Reading, writing, speaking
and Listening Skills.
● General Knowledge - Understanding of the facts, figures and information of current
affairs around the world.
● Critical Thinking - Objectively analyzing and evaluating problem statements in order to
form a judgment.
● Learning Agility - Continuous learning throughout life. Developing the competencies
needed for current & future roles.
● Personality Traits - Measuring personality on five domains -openness,
conscientiousness, emotional stability, agreeableness and openness to experiences.
● Future Skills - Measures skills which are emerging to be an important aspect of future
employment scenarios.
WNET is for:
1. Engineering
2. Non- engineering
3. Vocational
Registration Process
Step 1: Register through Wheebox's website - [Link]
Step 2: Sign Up by filling in the required details.
Step 3: After successfully registering, candidate can take the Mock Test.
Step 4: After successfully completing and submitting the mock test, candidate can take the main
test. Once candidate has submitted the test, a Transcript is sent to their registered email id.
Step 5: To access the certificate, the student needs to login on the platform and get the certificate
from there.
FAQs
1. What is WNET?
WNET is the 'Wheebox National Employability Test'. Gradually, this is becoming an
industry standard for freshers. WNET assesses the basic aptitude and behavioral aspects
of a candidate, aptitude and attitude, generally required by the industries at the time of
recruitment.
2. How to register for WNET assessment?
To appear for WNET assessment, you can visit [Link] and click on WNET Tab in
the header.
3. How is WNET helpful to students?
WNET helps a student to self-assess themselves as to where they stand against the basic
job requirements of the corporates/industries. WNET assessment also provides scores and
grades for each module attempted and highlights the required improvement areas.
4. Which streams or degrees can be assessed?
WNET is broadly divided into Engineering and Non-Engineering fields. Detailed listing
of the education streams can be viewed at the time of WNET registration.
5. What should I prepare for the WNET?
WNET checks the Cognitive Abilities, English Language, Behavioral Traits and Domain
Knowledge.
6. I have registered but was not able to appear for the WNET test.
If you have registered yourself but are not able to appear for the test due to technical
issues, click here to start your WNET again. If you can still not see the test, then please
contact the Wheebox Help Centre.
7. How do I get my WNET score card?
A copy of your Transcript and Certificate will be sent to your registered email id after
successful completion of WNET. If you have not received the mail even after completing
the test, please re-login to the WNET platform and you will get an option to download
your Transcript and Certificate.
8. My system got disconnected during WNET. What should I do now?
Click here to re-start your WNET test. If you are unable to take the test, then please
contact the Wheebox Help Centre by clicking here.
9. How can I get my Detailed Test Report?
Students can get their Detailed Test Report by paying a nominal sum at
[Link]/west. Once you make a payment, the detailed report link will be sent
to your registered mail ID and at the same time the Detailed Test report link will start
appearing on your WNET dashboard.
10. When I click on the Start button, the page does not appear. What to do now?
Your page may not appear due to one of the following reasons:
a) Internet Connection is not working or
b) Pop-Up is blocked.
To successfully appear for WNET, you should unblock the Pop-Up blocker in your Web
Browser Setting.
11. What browsers should I use to use WNET?
-Google Chrome (ver. 40 and above)
-Mozilla FireFox (ver. 38 and above)
-Internet Explorer (Ver. 11 and above)
-Safari (ver. 9.8 and above)
12 Other Instructions
- Laptop/Desktop with camara, microphone, mouse & Internet connectivity
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