1. I think this is difficult. My guess is that SP Jain will be better. It has a real campus there (okay, a small one, but still that i a real physical base with a real life). It is an Australian degree and will build up a real network in Australia. I think the quality of students may be better because most people will think a top Indian school will be harder than a mid-ranking British one.
However... I am very concerned looking over the faculty list in the brochure. This is far too long a list of faculty, and very uneven. A huge number of them do not have PhDs and are not even full-time academics. Academics are, really, professional educators and do have different but generally better knowledge than professionals. I would find out exactly who has taught the current cohort, and which people are window dressing.
Neither of the EMBAs allow specialisations, I think, so that is a non-question. I suggest you focus on the things you can clear better in a course than by self-study (so, for example, derivatives might be more important than negotiation, but you cannot learn negotiation by self-study).
1. I think this is difficult. My guess is that SP Jain will be better. It has a real campus there (okay, a small one, but still that i a real physical base with a real life). It is an Australian degree and will build up a real network in Australia. I think the quality of students may be better because most people will think a top Indian school will be harder than a mid-ranking British one.
However... I am very concerned looking over the faculty list in the brochure. This is far too long a list of faculty, and very uneven. A huge number of them do not have PhDs and are not even full-time academics. Academics are, really, professional educators and do have different but generally better knowledge than professionals. I would find out exactly who has taught the current cohort, and which people are window dressing.
Neither of the EMBAs allow specialisations, I think, so that is a non-question. I suggest you focus on the things you can clear better in a course than by self-study (so, for example, derivatives might be more important than negotiation, but you cannot learn negotiation by self-study).