TUM School of Management - Required GMAT Score for Master’s Programs:
Management (Munich)
Management (Heilbronn)
Management and Technology
Finance and Information Management
Consumer Science
Please find here more information about the GMAT and the new process for applicants with
a Bachelor´s degree from China, India, Bangladesh, Egypt or Pakistan. The following
information is valid for applications for the winter semester 2022/23 and onwards.
A GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) score with at least 640 points is required
for applicants with a Bachelor’s degree from China, India, Bangladesh, Egypt or Pakistan.
Since there is a difference between grading and credit systems, among others, which are not
comparable to ECST system or to the German grading system, we have introduced the GMAT
for these countries as we would like to guarantee an equal application and grading process
for all of our applicants.
To facilitate the application process for you we also accept the online GMAT. If you do not
have the official score report at the time of application, you can also upload the preliminary
score report. In case you have done the online version, you can also upload a screenshot.
Please be sure to give TUM the right to verify it.
Unfortunately the GRE cannot be considered.
We are happy to inform you that a GMAT score of 600 or higher will also be accepted as proof
of English proficiency. In addition, GMAT scores of 650 points and above will be awarded
with extra points at the first stage of the assessment procedure.
Please be aware that a good GMAT score increases your chance to receive a successful
admission for your study program tremendously. Please find further information on the
admission website of the respective study program.
For further information about the GMAT exam please visit https://www.mba.com/exams/gmat
We welcome applications from everywhere. If you have any question regarding your
application, please contact us directly. We will be pleased to assist you on your way to a
successful application at TUM School of Management.