How is the course curriculum of Bachelor of Architecture [B.Arch] in DIT University Dehradun?

I regret to choose this course and after some arogant faculty clash.... They showed my place by failing me in every subject they can....and main thing is they put notifications on Microsoft app not on Gmail etc handled my parents whenever I have to change my phone or etc. I miss every single back registration and miss some quiz due to that...they should put these imp. Mails to Gmail also not only outlook... Sometimes I think they just want to make out of below average student and suck there clg life and make void of them...

I believe Architecture course curriculum is pretty heactic but one thing I dislike here is that all the optional courses are made compulsory and we end up having 8-9 subjects per semester. The curriculum is available on the college website.

I chose this course out of my interest B.Arch is interest based course if you are passionate and interested in building the future then it is for you. Faculty student ratio is 1:30, faculties are so knowledgeable and friendly we can even meet them after college also if accessible, they teaching techniques involves very interesting methods they share their work also and guide us how to choose firms for experience overall they are more of a extended family. I came across faculty who are pass out from top colleges in India and abroad, they are from IIT's, columbia university and top rated state University. Some of them are PHD graduate also. My experience with exams was so easy, I used to enjoy in exam days because I everyday study was so enough to pass and sometimes even top the subjects.

The curriculum is like most private universities across the country. Students won't find anything new here. The exam structure is rigorous. And there is a lot of importance given to attendance, which is a way for them to earn more money from you. Since, if you don't have minimum 75% attendance in any of your subject, you will debarred from giving the semester exams of the same. Then, you have to pay a hefty fine for a re-examination.