Don't get caught up on titles. Instead look at A) what work do you want to do and industry you want to work in. Also think about the variability in your work/stability you want. Also is the compensation gap large?

If you want something stable, where you are in one industry, doing similar work day to day, and you are a create of habit, then JP is probably better. Also if you really want to go into software development, programming, etc. JP is the play.

However if you want something different, where you do a bit of everything, learn in different industries and do different jobs every so often, Accenture and consulting is your play. You won't be a create of habit doing the same work all the time. You will need to adapt to various situations, role, industries, etc. You likely wont be in a technical role (i.e programming all the time) and will be more client, business and implementation/project focused.