Hello Dipankar ganguly,
I understand your concern as this concern of every student who is doing mba .
Look both intergrated and separate has its own value you cant bifercate.
Integrated mba is a 4 year programme in which you complete both bba and mba.
If you do bba and mba it would take 5 years , 3 years for bba and 2 for mba.
Integrated mba has more value in abroad than in india because india prefer those employees who have done bba , than passed from CAT examination(national level exam) and thereafter mba.
If you planning for abroad you can give integrated.
Hope this is helpful to you.

BBA stands for Bachelor's in Business Administration which is an under-graduation degree.

MBA Stands for Master's in Business Administration which is a post graduation degree.

An Integrated degree will give you two degrees i.e, BBA and MBA from the same university/college/institution.

Whereas, a non-integrated will have separate courses on BBA and MBA.

Generally, a non integrated separate courses seems to be a better option as you can explore two universities. In MBA, what matters is the "Brand", i.e, from where you do it. In India, the IIM's are considered the biggest brand for MBA Aspirants.

Usually, students after graduation either work for some time and then pursue an MBA, or prepare for MBA entrance exams like CAT/XAT/SNAP/NMAT etc.

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