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Does France set one national minimum grade or language score for my master's admission?

06 Nov 2026 · Answered by Sumit Singh Chauhan · 2 min read
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France does not have one national cut-off for master's admission. After a recognised bachelor's degree, every programme sets its own grade and language rules. For example, one business school's Master in Management typically asks for IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 95, so read each course page.

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No, France does not have one national cut-off for master's admission. You need a recognised bachelor's degree, and Campus France India confirms that Indian degrees are recognised, but each programme then sets its own grade and language rules.

Documents Campus France India Typically Asks For

DocumentThings to keep in mind
Marksheets and degree certificatesUpload clear copies and carry the originals to your interview
CV or resumeKeep it short, current and easy to read
Statement of purposeExplain in simple words why you chose this course and school
Passport and photographYour passport should be valid for your whole course
Language test scoreIELTS, TOEFL or a French test, if the course asks for one
Recommendation lettersSome programmes ask for one or two

Language Scores and Extras

Scores differ by school. ESSEC Business School's Master in Management, for example, asks for IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 95, while another school could ask for something different. Some schools want extras like a portfolio or an employer letter, and one missing file can push back your interview date.

My Advice

Read each programme page for its grade and language rules, then check your file twice before you submit. Confirm the latest rules on the official course page and Campus France India.

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