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GLS is much better. Bunk lectures and start interning. 5 years later you will definitely have a job. The GLC brand will easily get you internships because of the strong alumni network.
NMIMS has weird timings. They only have 10 classrooms available for all 5 years students combined. The admin is frankly the worst. Any changes require university approval, which is impossible. The placement cell doesn't exist, and the last placement cell ended up ruining relations with some law firms. High fees, low ROI.
Choose anything over NMIMS. I recommend PGCL, same vibes, more classrooms, better alumni network and internships
NMIMS: You will attend class, learn, do projects, perhaps do an LLM after that. But a job is not assured.
Verdict: GLC as a job is likely, plus a chance of marrying a rich nepo kid if you play your cards right.
If you want to get into practice straight away, GLC.
Go to a nearby law school that doesn't bother about attendance.
Intern full time with various law firms/Advocates/In-House teams/Judges/Legal-Aid during first two years of LLB so that you do real work and learn law on the job.
Intern full-time at one place during final year LLB and get hired immediately after you graduate.
Colleges are a joke.
University is a joke.
Exams are a joke.
Most professors are a joke.
Education system is a joke.
Both are helpful and useful, but one of them is better/ more useful in the long run. I leave that for you to decide.
NM is autonomous, fees will be higher. GLC, PGCL will obviously be lesser. Check what you can afford as well.
PGCL is a great alternative to the above as well. Heard their alumnis are doing very well in their respective fields.
Hope this helps:)
Their placements and internship via the Place-com have been amazing for the past few years. Running internships are also a huge pro for GLC which you won't be able to do with NMIMS.
However if you want to have someone actually teach you law and need profs to learn, you should consider NMIMS over GLC.