Should I go for Chandigarh University for Physics based on QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026?
If you're just taking it based on the QS Subject Rankings I would say don't just take it only for this reason since CU doesn't seem to be specifically ranked for Physics. If you are a fan of the curriculum, labs, campus, and further education opportunities, however, then it might be a great choice.
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