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Based on my experience, SRMJEEE and VITEE: VITEEE:-Physics: As per my observation, the weightage of class 12 was around 60%. Focus was on Mechanics, Electrodynamics and Modern Physics. Chemistry: There were a good amount of questions from Physical Chemistry. Inorganic had a less share. Organic was based on that of class 12. Both, class 11 and 12 had roughly equal weightage. Mathematics: The focus was on Coordinate Geometry and Calculus. I think class 12 had a greater representation. English: All the questions were from NCERT textbook of class 12SRMJEEE:-Physics: Most of the questions were direct and theoretical. Here too, weightage of class 12 was around 60%. Here also, the focus points were same as that of VITEEE. Chemistry: There was almost equal number of questions from all the three branches. Class 12 had higher weightage. Mathematics: Here too, it Coordinate Geometry and Calculus stole the show. Both the classes had roughly equal weightage. Keep one thing in mind, these exams are held online and have various slots. So you cant form any general trend for these exams. That is why, I would advise you to not think a lot about trends in these exams. It may back.

In my personal opinion, it would be best to opt for B.Tech+M.Tech. The added advantages that you get here are as follows:-
1. Your post graduation will take 1 year less. Everything will be finished in 5 years whereas if you opt for post graduation afterwards, it will take 1 year extra. Also, what guarantee is there that you will be able to prepare for your post graduation entrance during 3rd year and get your desired college.
2. Also, a company will always be willing to give you a better position if you are a post graduate. So, what you will get as an added advantage of M.Tech degree is fabulous job, with a great position. I know it is a tough task to pursue B.Tech and M.Tech together but it will be fun. Remember that the best and luckiest warriors are designed for the toughest tasks to unleash their true strength. So, go for Integrated Course and all the best.