What is the minimum GMAT score asked by ESSEC and EDHEC?

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Management Program at ESSEC is among one of the most sought after programs and is highly competitive for securing an admit. Although there is no GMAT score, cut off, and admission does not only depend upon GMAT score, still, but also to increase your chances among the entire application pool, it is recommended...
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Management Program at ESSEC is among one of the most sought after programs and is highly competitive for securing an admit. Although there is no GMAT score, cut off, and admission does not only depend upon GMAT score, still, but also to increase your chances among the entire application pool, it is recommended to have a GMAT score above 670. And for EDHEC, GMAT score above 700 is recommended. read less
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