Is EIILM Kolkata Centre for Leadership and Ethics hard to get?

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No, ECKLE is not hard to get admission. EIILM Kolkata Centre for Leadership and Ethics admission is based on merit or enterance. Candidates must qualify the entrance exam or test specific to the course opted for. Majority of courses prefer MAKAUT CET as a part of the examination criteria. Apart from

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