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These are same. No difference is there. M.Tech is a new nomenclature than ME. ME was newer than M.Sc (engineering). It is still used in some countries. I think in India, I think it's been a long time these degrees like B.Sc or M.Sc in engineering were awarded. AMU JMI, Bhagalpur College of Engineering, etc used to award this. Many countries award BS or MS. There is no problem. Good luck!

As per the Gov. of India norms, universities are not allowed to open any study centres else their recognition will get cancelled.
Although, you can refer online courses from universities like Mewar Universty (mewar.edu.in) for online courses
or IGNOU(ignou.ac.in) for offline MBA.

Hi Vasu,
Typical requirements are that you must possess a B.Arch degree, some universities or programs may require few years of work experience. Top universities like NUS require very high academic grades. The best way to find out is by visiting university websites yourself and prepare accordingly.

Hi Srijan,
Singapore has two top notch universities - National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University. They are globally among the top ones too.

Hi Sanket, I will vouch for Singapore. UK's one year degrees are not recognized in India so if you want to come back to India you will have a hard time finding jobs. Again in UK after you study you will get only 6 months to look for a job. So it's a big risk. Go to UK if it's a top ranking university otherwise, Singapore is a better deal.

Dear Harminder,
At the outset, let me congratulate you on your decision to do hospitality programme from Singapore. If you want to migrate to the USA ultimately, then try and do your internship with a good brand in the USA. Once you finish your programme, join a good brand who has a great presence in the USA. Once you join them, work hard and avail the benefits of inter-property transfer to shift to the USA.
All the best!

Hello,
You are actually already abroad. So you are in a better position to answer your query. Universities abroad normally understand and accept 10+2 students for an undergraduate course. But diplomas are not equated with 10+2 and hence I feel it would be difficult for you to go anywhere for graduation with diploma. But perhaps in Singapore itself you can bid for admission for B.Tech.