• Digital product management
• Software product management
• Project management principles and practices
• Digital product management
• Brand and product management
• Introduction to software product management
• supply chain management

Hey there

both the courses are Good if you have interest in it. coursea has launched its e-mba program and its fantastic though doing MBA offline has many benefits and in most of the jobs you may face issues as the course is new. Product management is on other hand can be done online and its cheaper to do as compared to MBA from a reputed college which are providing this course. but it all depends on your interest what you want to do as both teaches you management and are equally professional courses.

Good luck

center for technology enabled Learning , Delhi.

mit school of technology , Management , Pune

MIT school of management , pune.

Mittal School of Business , LPU 

these are some of the colleges offering mba in product man

I don't think there is a single "best" available resource which will magically transition into product management. One needs to learn about a myriad of things and then build some products to gain the concepts and confidence needed to lead product in any venture. 

I will recommend you to start reading the right books and following certain folks to start dipping your feet into the product world. Ken Norton has a solid list of books that you should start reading up. 

Having said this, I saw this as a challenge and a common problem faced by a lot of folks, so designed a course which effectively transitions people into a job as a product manager. The course is packed with everything that a product manager should know theoretically and first-of-its-kind pairing with an in-house developer so that students gain the experience of building and launching a product.

You can learn more here product.pragmaticleaders.io/early-access

Best

Talvinder Singh

12 years of building products
Founder, Pragmatic Leaders
Ex-Product Head, OYO Rooms flagship, Ex-CPO, Freecultr, Ex-founder Tushky (500 startups and GSF backed company)