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Yes, the university has many cells and centers that help MBA students work on business ideas in a simple and step-by-step way. One main center is the Chandigarh University Technology Business Incubator (CUTBI), which helps students create jobs and build startups. 

CU also has an Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC). This cell assists with idea validation, patent support, and small seed funding of up to INR 1 lakh for developing the first prototype. The campus also runs Campus Tank, where students pitch ideas and get access to a big funding pool of almost USD 6 million. There is also REDC, which promotes rural entrepreneurship, and the University School of Business, which supports MBAs in entrepreneurship through centers and mentoring spaces.

Yes, the MBA department of Chandigarh University (CU) is known for its modern and very extensive infrastructure which includes AC classrooms, projectors, strong Wi-Fi, well-stocked libraries with advanced technology, and dedicated business school blocks for example University School of Business, all of which create a balanced, up-to-date learning environment focused on practical exposure from industry collaborations, although experience flows differently for some owing to large batch sizes. 

The salient features of Infrastructure: 

• Modern Classrooms: Will AC and Projectors for Interactive Sessions.
• Tech-Savvy Learning: Seamless Wi-Fi, advanced lab setup, and platforms like Blackboard Ultra for online learning.
• Well-Stocked Library: Huge collection of books and quiet study environment. 
• Business School (USB): Own building and placement cell with faculty having real-life experience. 
• Sustainable Campus: Modern, well-maintained, and green.

For practical learning, Chandigarh University is the best. The university offers an MBA that is accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), ensuring top academic quality and industry recognition. The programme focuses on simple and real practice. Students work on industry case tasks, company problem statements, and field surveys to learn how business runs outside of books.

The university also hosts industry weeks, where experts share market trends in simple words. MBA students also take part in industry internships, with many companies visiting the campus for practical projects every year. The campus has finance labs, communication labs, and small research spaces that help learners practice basic business skills. The whole idea is to make students comfortable with real work in a very hands-on way.