I scored in my bcom 67.5 so can I expect Edhec for master in finance program?

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Mansih K · Accepted Answer

A 67.5% in B.Com does not stop someone from getting into the EDHEC Master in Finance program. The school does not mention any fixed academic cut-off. What they expect instead is a solid foundation in quantitative subjects and a clear interest in finance.
Many applicants with average grades have been admitted when the rest of the application was strong. Things that help a lot include a good GMAT score (not compulsory, but EDHEC recommends it), finance-related internships, and a motivation letter that shows why the program fits the applicant's goals.
The school looks at everything, not just marks. On their site, they mention that they want students who show potential, strong reasoning skills, and motivation to build a global career in finance.
This means the application can still stand out with the right mix of experience, clear goals, and proof of interest in the finance field. A strong application story always matters more than just one number.

J Bajwa · Answer

67.5% in BCom may seem low, but it&rsquo;s not a dealbreaker for EDHEC&rsquo;s MFin if the rest of your profile is strong.

Aim for a GMAT score of 650+ to balance out your academics.
Show clear finance exposure &mdash; internships in finance teams, using tools like Excel or Power BI, or case study competitions.
If your scores were better in subjects like accounting or finance, highlight that.
Use your essays to talk about growth and learning, not just grades.
Strong letters from faculty or managers that speak about your ability to handle academic work can help.
Taking an online course like &ldquo;Financial Markets&rdquo; by Yale and scoring well can show you're ready for rigorous coursework.

One good project or internship story can also set your profile apart.
For more details you can read this blog on "EDHEC MSc Finance"

Mohit C · Answer

Yes, you can still be considered for the EDHEC Master in Finance with 67.5% in your B.Com. EDHEC doesn&rsquo;t have a strict cut-off, but they look for students who can show strong academic ability overall  not just perfect grades.
If you have a decent GMAT or GRE score (even though it&rsquo;s optional), along with some finance-related internships or experience, it can really strengthen your profile. A clear motivation letter and strong recommendations also matter a lot.
EDHEC values well-rounded candidates. Many students who get in may not have the highest marks, but they stand out because they show clarity in goals and real interest in finance.
So yes, your score won't automatically disqualify you. Just make sure the rest of your application shows your strengths clearly.

Hema A · Answer

A 67.5% in BCom may not be a strong academic score for EDHEC&rsquo;s Master in Finance, which usually admits students with higher marks,  often above 70% from Indian universities, especially in commerce or finance backgrounds.
Still, admission isn't based only on marks. A solid GMAT or GRE score, relevant internships in finance or accounting, and certifications like CFA Level 1 can really help. If grades in subjects like financial accounting, corporate finance, or statistics were higher than your overall average, definitely mention that. It shows strength in areas that matter.
Also, doing a well-rated online finance course, like one on Coursera from the University of Michigan or Yale, and scoring above 90% adds weight to your application. EDHEC looks at overall fit, so strong essays and a clear reason for choosing the program can make a big difference.