Hello,

When it comes to opportunities as in working space, it remains the same for any law graduate whether it's integrated law course for duration of five years or three years LLB, now your question is specifically for BA-LLB and BBA-LLB, hence I will address the same, firstly you have to understand that integrated law course is amalgamation of a specified field/subjects with that of law, in case of BBA-LLB it's study of management with law, while in case of BA-LLB it's study of arts subject with law, if you're more inclined towards working in a corporate sector/business world, BBA-LLB will be more suited as the course structure knowledge will be more aligned with your domain that is work field, but other than this the working opportunities remains the same for any law graduate as in terms of appearing for judicial exams, specialist posts in banking sectors or you can appear for any government exams such as UPSC CSE, State PSCs, SSC CGL, CDS(OTA only in case of females),you can also apply  for generalist posts in any banking exams etc.