EM Strasbourg Business School MiM GMAT Score

The GMAT is not a fixed requirement for the EM Strasbourg Master in Management. Like other French grandes écoles, the Programme Grande École admits most students through France's competitive entrance examinations (the parallel-admissions / AST concours for those who already hold a degree, which in France typically use the TAGE-MAGE aptitude test rather than the GMAT), while international candidates applying to the English-taught master track are assessed on their academic record and an English-proficiency test (IELTS/TOEFL). A GMAT or GRE can strengthen an international file but is generally not mandatory. EM Strasbourg does not publish a single headline test threshold, so confirm the exact entry route — concours vs. direct international application — the required tests and any English-test minimum for the current cycle on the school's admissions page. See our explainer on the TAGE-MAGE test and the routes into a MiM without the GMAT.