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Hi,
MBA integrated course is a good option, provided it is done from a top-notch institution. If you don't get admission in a reputed institution, it may be better to do your graduation. You can work for a while to gain some practical experience, and then you should try for an MBA from a good B-school that offers excellent placement facilities.
The basic aim is to create administrators from all branches ready with management skills. It also ensures that the graduating candidates are industry ready with managerial skills. Integrated MBA not only enhances your business skill, but also expertise in the desired field.
The course content at graduation level involves complete coverage of essential qualities of a mind to be able to pursue management course with the help of training involving subjects like psychology, human behavior, basic mathematics, economics, statistics, accounting, quantitative methods, data interpretation, reasoning and logic building and English communication skills, etc.
Below mentioned are the top colleges in Mumbai and Pune:
1. Universal Business School – Mumbai.
2. WLC College India – Mumbai.
3. National Stock Exchange (NSE).
4. NMIMS.
5. NIS Academy – Mumbai.

Hello,
If you pursue B.Tech (4 years) and M.Tech (2 years) separately, you will need 6 years. On the other hand, with the integrated course, you need 5 years for the same. Considering current conditions, pursuing Masters is too important now.
Integrated courses are of 2 types: B.Tech + M.Tech (for purely technical stream) or B.Tech + MBA (If you want to have knowledge of both technical and business administration). The choice depends on you. However, not all colleges provide integrated courses. So, with limited seats, it's a tough game to get through.
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