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"The CLT is a classical alternative to the SAT and ACT, containing excerpts from classical and historical texts. Co-founder Jeremy Tate said he created the exam to “challenge the monopoly” of the College Board, which he called the “unelected gatekeeper of American education.” According to Tate, the CLT was not meant to be a “niche alternative” to other standardized tests, but to instead be a legitimate competitor. Now, states like Texas are making this a reality. . . .

With this change, Texas becomes one of several states that now accept the CLT for public university admissions. Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, North Carolina, and Oklahoma already accept the test as part of their public university systems. In total, more than 360 public and private colleges and universities accept the CLT as a standardized testing option.

Service academies also recently began accepting the CLT under Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Hegseth directed the academies to accept the test, calling it the “gold standard.” Sen. Jim Banks, R-Ind., took this a step further and added an amendment requiring the service academies to accept the exam into the 2027 military budget. This would make it more difficult for future administrations to undo Hegseth’s decision.

Haryana has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for management education in North India. Its proximity to Delhi-NCR, strong industrial ecosystem, growing corporate sector, and reputed business schools make the state a popular choice for students looking for MBA colleges in Haryana, BBA colleges in Haryana, and professional management programmes.

From prestigious institutes such as Indian Institute of Management Rohtak and Management Development Institute Gurgaon to universities and technical institutes offering MBA programmes, students have several options across different fee ranges and specialisations

MBA Admission Process in Haryana 2026

The general MBA admission process in Haryana usually follows these steps:

Step 1: Check Eligibility

Candidates should confirm that they have completed a recognised bachelor’s degree and meet the minimum percentage requirement specified by the college.

Step 2: Appear for an Entrance Exam

Depending on the college, candidates may need a valid score in exams such as:

CAT

XAT

CMAT

MAT

GMAT

University-level entrance examinations

Some institutions and programmes may have their own admission criteria.

Step 3: Submit the Application Form

Candidates need to complete the online application form and upload academic documents, entrance score details and other required information.

Step 4: Shortlisting

Institutes shortlist candidates based on entrance scores, academic performance, work experience and other factors.

Step 5: Selection Round

The selection process may include:

Personal Interview

Group Discussion

Written Ability Test

Case Discussion

Academic profile evaluation

Step 6: Final Admission

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