Well, three weeks on campus won't give you great networking expect with the other participants. It certainly looks like a strong programme, but you would need to work hard to get results out of the Judge network after your course. But for only a slightly higher price you could get three weeks of MBA electives on campus at Bradford, and an MBA too. In terms of actually helping you to be an entrepreneur, that is surely much better.

Well on website its written it is a 12month part time course...i really found this awesome since judge faculty would be one of the very best in uk

Indeed, but I would not describe it as a PGDM (which is essentially an MBA). This is just four courses (compared to around 20 the Cambridge MBA). For comparison, the Stanford programme is eight courses and half the price: http://scpd.stanford.edu/public/category/courseCategoryCertificateProfile.do?method=load&certificateId=14800052

Essentially you are paying for associate membership of the Judge alumni society, which won't even get you into the main Cambridge alumni body as you would not matriculate as a Cambridge student.

The Judge course is good if you are in full time work and want to do something entrepreneurship related part-time.

@duncan...that was really helpful...thanks a lot...