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Both B.Tech and B.Arch are very good course, but you have to choose one according to your interest as well as your performance.
B.Tech is Bachelor of Technology. It mainly deals in technology field. If you are strong in Mathematics and Physics, then you may choose it as your career option. Your study will totally be based on technology.
B.Arch is Bachelor of Architecture. It is also related to technology, but it mainly deals with designing part of architecture. To become a good architecture, you must be a good designer. If you like Physics, Mathematics as well as Designing, then go for architecture. If you become a very good architect, then scope and opportunity will be very high.
Now, you have to decide in which field you have more interest and in which way you want to go.
Best of luck.

Canada does not have any program called as MDS. It's South Asian particularly an Indian concept. you may apply for DDS and requirement is as follows
You must have successfully completed a dentistry degree program and provide copies of your transcripts and your dentistry degree
If your first language is not English (or you have not completed post-secondary education in the English language),you must demonstrate English language proficiency in any case IELTS or TOEFL is mandatory for student coming from non English speaking countries.
You must complete the NDEB Assessment of Fundamental Knowledge examination. Results are forwarded to the Faculty of Dentistry by NDEB. For information and application procedures for this examination, please contact the Canadian National Dental Examining Board. and also check respective institute where you want to apply for more requirement.

1. What is Nautical Science?
Nautical science refers to the basic knowledge which is required to safely navigate and operate a ship. The subjects include navigation and seamanship. Seamanship is the basic operation of shipboard equipment and tools.
About the course
The three year B.SC Nautical Science is a course which is approved by the Directorate General of Shipping, which falls under the Ministry of Shipping, Government of India. The three year B.SC course is strictly residential.
2. Is there a difference between marine engineering and nautical science?
Yes, there is a difference between marine engineering and nautical science.
Marine engineering makes an individual a ship's engineer whereas nautical science trains a person to become a deck officer.
Marine engineering is all about machinery items on ships, boats or yachts, whereas Nautical science imparts nautical technology knowledge which is important for a deck officer on board.
3. Which are the colleges that a provide a B.SC. Course in Nautical Science?
a) Academy of Maritime Education and Training, Karnataka
b) VELS University, Chennai
c) HIMT College, Chennai
d) GMK Institute of Marine Science and Technology, Chennai
4. What is the eligibility for a B.SC course in Nautical Science?
A candidate should pass 10+2 in the Science stream with Physics, Maths and Chemistry (PMC) and should have obtained 60% of marks. He/She should have obtained a minimum of 50% of marks at 10th or 12th standard. Candidates should be between 17-25 years of age at the time of commencement of the course.
5. What is the duration of the course?
The course is a three year course and the program is divided into six semester.
6. What is the admission process?
An entrance test is conducted which is followed by a psychometric test, medical examination, panel interview and pre sea training.
7. What is the fees structure required to do a B.SC Nautical Science course?
The fees structure range between Rupees 275000 to 825000.
8. What are the career prospects?
Pursuing a career in B. Sc Nautical Science can land you up as a deck cadet, second officer, chief officer and finally a captain. They can also get employed as a marine engineer, oceanographer, radio officer or nautical surveyors.