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I would advise all parents and children to only consider the following NLUs: Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Gandhinagar and Kochi. Perhaps Jodhpur, Lucknow, Nagpur, Shimla and Bhopal too. But certainly not Raipur, Ranchi, Patna, Patiala, Guwahati, Cuttack, Sonipat, Trichy, Vizag, Jabalpur and Aurangabad (Sambhajinagar). Better to go to Symbi Pune then there places.
If you are fine with not getting a corporate placement then it's not an issue but I think if that's not the case then the best thing you can do is take Admission in HNLU and give your best in CLAT 2023 ;)
Choose what college offers better learning opportunities, placements and freedom to intern.
If I were you, I'd chose HNLU or NLUO. You'll (ideally) spend 95% of your time in the campus only with other rich kids from metro cities, not with poor tier 2 city chaps.
Also, if you are young and not in a terrible health, there should not be any major issue with healthcare facilities provided in the tier 2 city.
Also, as for recreational activities, yes I agree with point no 4. But then you are going to college. If your priority is recreational activities over learning experience, then, yes, Metro cities would be better.