ESSEC Masters in Management (MiM) 2025 Intake: Calling All Applicants

did all of you receive updates?

I received the mail for the acceptance letter, but not able to see any schloarships. Can anyone guide me on how to see the schloarship?

Did anyone get any information regarding campus accommodation or scholarships?

Not yet! I have a mail for LInkedin network that’s all. Does anyone know about scholarships?

If you receive any scholarship, it will be mentioned in the letter itself
For Cergy Campus : Accomodation is done through https://housing.alegessec.fr/
For Singapore Campus : There is no housing in Singapore so students need to find their own accomodation in Condos or HDBs

If you have any other queries don’t hesitate to dm me
Dexter(ESSEC’24 admit)

Does annyone know if essec accept track change request post admit ?

I dont think so ! Since the applications are evaluated on the basis of tracks

For track change you have to apply with a new application which is currently not possible as R4 is over

When will the applications open for 2026 Intake?

September

Hi, I am planning to apply for MIM this year in europe. Do most mim programs accepts both GRE and GMAT score or is their a preference for GMAT. I am preparing for 1.5 months but my scores in gmat practice test is 525. I am thing switching to GRE as it does not have a DI section and the quant is relatively easy. Does ESSEC accept GRE and what is their average or median GRE and GMAT scores ?

Hi Raj,

Most MiM programs accept both GRE and GMAT. Given, the quant section in GMAT is tougher, the GRE would be a better fit for you if you are struggling with Quant. ESSEC does accept the GRE score and the average GMAT score is 650+ and GRE is 315+.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

hi everyone, I am a bcom student in top DU college currently in 2nd year (3rd will start after a month)
10th- 90% (covid batch, no exam)
12th- 94% (commerce)
2 internships with top MNC, part of many socs and clubs, volunteered with NGO for a year, have all basic skills (advanced excel, financial modelling, dcf, valuation, will be learning LBO and PowerBI soon)
for hobbies I design and sew clothes, paint, dance (just for a different perspective)
have done projects on finance
planning to write a research paper, do more projects, will be applying for MiM and MFin
Recently i have been seeing all these profile evaluation msgs of people with work ex, so can someone please tell me if i actually have any chance of getting in or should i stop preparation for now
any feedback will be appreciated

Hi Cheshhhh

While applying for Master's programs like MiM and MFin, admission committees at universities like to see demonstrated interest in your chosen specialisation. The best way to demonstrate interest is through internships and academic projects in the specific field. Full-time work experience is not necessarily required. If you could elaborate more about the internships you have pursued in the past, I would be better able to evaluate your profile.

Till now I have done internship in public relations and HR but I will be doing internships in finance domain soon, will also be doing more finance projects. Actually, as I am starting 3rd year of my ug, I have an option to do the 4th year so I will have more time to do better finance internships and projects and I am not sure if I should apply this year or next year as I will be giving gmat by end of august so even if I try my best I won't be able to do much projects or internships and I think my chances of getting in are very less. Or should I just give it a try and see

Hi Cheshhhh,

It is important to have finance internships if you are planning to apply for an MFin to show demonstrated interest and understand your chosen area of interest within the finance domain. If you have the option to pursue a 4th year during your undergraduate degree, I would highly recommend doing that and pursuing academic projects, 2-3 finance internships and working on your GMAT/GRE score till you submit your applications next year. If you apply this year, and get rejected, you would become a re-applicant next year, which would reduce your chances of admission so would recommend applying next year for Fall 2027 with a well-crafted story!

Hi,
It looks like you have an impressive profile.

Since you’re exploring options like a Master’s in International Management or a Master’s in Finance, the eligibility criteria differ.

For a Master’s in International Management, most applicants have around one year of work experience. In fact, these programs generally accept candidates with zero to two years of professional experience, making you an excellent fit.

In the case of Master’s in Finance programs, there are usually two tracks: one for recent graduates with zero to two years of experience, and another designed for professionals with three to four years of financial work experience.

It’s important to choose the right program based on your profile and career goals. If you would like a free profile evaluation to help identify the best-fit programs, feel free to reach out, we’d be happy to assist.