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MBA is a sought after course in India as well as abroad. And when it comes to MBA in Chandigarh University, I would never recommend anyone to join this university. I will explain by supporting my answer. Lets begin. !
Chandigarh University advertises that this university is in Chandigarh but actually it is in a village near Mohali which is 35 kms away from Chandigarh. You will only waste tons of money here. On the flip side, I have read that LPU is counted among the top universities because of its infrastructure, 100% placements record, the largest campus, diversity, safety and security and is it the most preferred universities by the students because of its placement records. Chandigarh University is a the worst private university. It is running a business that they only think about is the money you pay. The only thing that bothers them is how to take money from and in which way, seriously they never think of anything else. Living here is pretty intimidating and isolated from rest of the world. This university only emphasizes on its marketing. If you will go through its face pages, you will find only the Punjabi actors come to CU for their promotions. If you pay them, they will welcome you with open arms. Check their reception when you come for admission and SEE their behavior afterwards. No advancement in its education. Students are given admission without any basis. They claim a lot of things where they boast about its placements. Seriously friends, trust me its all fake commitments that you will get placements. The marketing team knows nothing trust me. They even hardly know how to write CORRECT English WORDS. Check its instagram, hilarious. Now I would like to expose one more thing about this university. It doesn't care about the students future. They say we have international tie-ups with the universities. It is not 100%true. They have tie ups with some shabby universities that don't even come under 1000 top universities. They also use some of the self-proclaimed taglines such as the best private university and Asias the fastest growing university. Imagine if it is the best then where the deemed universities NIT, Thapar, PEC, LPU stand. As I told you earlier, CU is an amazing business model. Life at Chandigarh University
The campus is full of houseflies which will irritate you like *. Also at some areas you could sense foul smell (maybe from the open sewerage). The buildings have 7-8 floors and lifts are not for the students (promote exercise). .

Well, you start by very carefully selecting the field in which you want to become a research scientist. It's okay to take different courses in your first and second year of college to explore this. However, you should have an idea of your undergraduate and graduate majors by the beginning of 3rd year. You don't have to do major in the same thing as an undergraduate and graduate student. However, if you don't, the majors should complement each other in a meaningful way. Do well as an undergraduate and get into a good post-graduate programme. Once you finish, you might continue in academia or you might go into an industry. That entirely depends on the fields that you choose and the economy at the time. Try to always be inquisitive and sceptical (good traits of a research scientist). Be willing to continually learn new things since Science is moving forward very quickly.