Location clearly should be an issue because labour markets are at best national. Other things being equal (assuming you speak both Italian and English) then SDA is much better:- https://www.dropbox.com/s/18q4cieppbwi6ne/Screenshot%202016-06-22%2010.38.41.png?dl=0 If you don't speak Italian, I don't see the point in attending Bocconi.

Hello Duncan,
Thank you for the quick response. Unfortunately, I don't speak Italian. But I heard Bocconi has good reputation over Europe and I can find jobs even in Canada as well. Correct me if I am wrong.
What are your views on AGSM? If I want to study in Australia, which b school is the best bet?
A brief on my profile: GMAT 710
4 years IT experience with infosys limited, India.

You are mistaken. Study where you want to work. AGSM is a good school.

Hello,
I am planning to join AGSM. But the biggest confusion is regarding PR. I am a mechanical engg graduate. But i worked for 4 years in software industry, although it is product life cycle management, engineering unit. Will this b a problem for getting PR. What will be my post mba job chance?

[quote]Hello,
I am planning to join AGSM. But the biggest confusion is regarding PR. I am a mechanical engg graduate. But i worked for 4 years in software industry, although it is product life cycle management, engineering unit. Will this b a problem for getting PR. What will be my post mba job chance? [/quote]

Do this.
Search for career pages of the firms where you want to work, see what skills & qualifications they need.

If you don't know where you want to work. Try Consulting firms such as Deloitte, KPMG,

No one can predict the future and comment on your PR/job chances. Make sure you understand the risks involved studying as an international student. There is a possibility that you may have to come back to your home country and not able to recover your investment.