Is CLAT required for MBA at Usha Martin University?

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No CLAT is not required for MBA at Usha Martin University. Only CUET-PG  entrance exam score is accepted by Usha Martin University for admissions to MBA course. The total fees of MBA at Usha Martin University is 3.6 Lakhs (for 2 year). 60 seats are available at Usha Martin University for MBA program

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