What is the average GMAT score for ESSEC MIM course?

Has anyone here applied for the ESSEC MIM program? Can you please provide the ESSEC MIM average GMAT score? If one gets less than the average GMAT score, will it result in application rejection? #MIM #essec

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What is the average GMAT score for ESSEC MIM course?

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