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Which among RMLNLU, NLUO and RGNUL is overall better. I cannot drop the year.
RMLNLU
NLUO
RGNUL
This should be the preference after considering a majority of factors. You may make changes depending upon your priorities.
(+) Lots of guidance on preparing for higher studies, judiciary, civils, other competitive exams, litigation, etc.
(-) Bad / limited guidance on corporate/ transactional law.
If you aim to get into a true blue blooded transactional/ corp. Law Firm, then you will have to reach out to the few good alums who have done well in corp.
NLUO
RGNLU
1. The three are basically the same- i.e. tier 2, hence placements, for all practical purposes, will be a struggle;
2. The campus/ infra at both RGNUL and RMLNLU are also more or less similar, being significantly better than other NLUs (not sure about NLUO);
3. There are brilliant students and slackers at all 3 places, pick the ones you'd like to associate with;
4. RGNUL does have a drug culture (found out when I went for a sports fest), but nobody is going to force you unless you're interested. This is comparatively less in RMLNLU and NLUO;
5. The alumni base is also similar with few people in tier 1s, many more in litigation, lower judiciary and unemployed/living off their parents.
You may succeed and/ or fail at either of the places, it's going to be upto you really. All the best!