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University of Amsterdam – Amsterdam Business School MiM GMAT Score

MSc Business Administration · Amsterdam, Netherlands

The MSc Business Administration requires a GMAT or GRE score. The University of Amsterdam publishes minimum thresholds — around 535 on the GMAT Focus Edition (560 on the older GMAT), or a GRE quantitative score of at least 152 — rather than an admitted-class average. A GPA equivalent to a Dutch 7.0 or higher is also required.

University of Amsterdam – Amsterdam Business School does not publish a GMAT range.

GPAAverage grade of 7.0+ (Dutch scale) or equivalent

Most European MiM programs, including this one, accept the GRE and often the GMAT Focus Edition or a school-specific test as alternatives, and weigh the whole application — academics, internships, essays, and interview — rather than the score alone.

Frequently asked questions

Does the University of Amsterdam MSc Business Administration require a GMAT or GRE?
Yes. The MSc Business Administration requires a GMAT or GRE score. The University of Amsterdam publishes minimum thresholds — around 535 on the GMAT Focus Edition (560 on the older GMAT), or a GRE quantitative score of at least 152 — alongside a required GPA equivalent to a Dutch 7.0 or higher. The school publishes minimums rather than an admitted-class average.

Sources

  • University of Amsterdam — Business Administration (MSc) — University of Amsterdam
  • University of Amsterdam — MSc Business Administration: facts & figures — University of Amsterdam
  • University of Amsterdam — MSc Business Administration: application & admission — University of Amsterdam
  • University of Amsterdam — international applicants (entry requirements) — University of Amsterdam
  • University of Amsterdam — MSc Business Administration: careers — University of Amsterdam
  • University of Amsterdam — tuition fees 2026/27 — University of Amsterdam
  • University of Amsterdam — Faculty of Economics & Business rankings — University of Amsterdam
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