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PS: Not from Mnlu and I know bahot hate milne wala iss comment ko
I can go into more such nitty-gritties, but the bottom line is, they are all more or less at the same level. There is no major difference in resources/opportunities. It is up to you to make the best of it. A top-ranker from RGNUL will always be better-off than a middle-ranker from HNLU.
If you are not bothered about placements and it's the city life that matters to you I would then suggest you to opt for RML. It is in the heart of the city and is quite liveable. Personally, I feel that even if you don't want to go to hnlu for certain reasons, you must opt for NLUO over RML due to its promising placement scene. Rgnul should be the last option whatsoever.