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In terms of faculty, the law faculty at Xavier's is not bad, certainly better than Hazra. Although the first batch is yet to graduate, in the long term you will find the college surpassing CU. Ignore the comments about legacy. Had that been the case, Hazra would have been better than NUJS. Also, even if we are talking about legacy, remember that Xavier's has both a school and a college with stellar alumni, from Rabindranath Tagore to JC Bose to Aditya Birla to LN Mittal to Raj Kapoor to Hamid Ansari to Shashi Tharoor. In law, ASG Vikramjit Banerjee is a school alum, the WB Advocate General is also a school alum, a number of HC judges are school or college alum.
If you still decide to go with Hazra, then at least give CLAT again. Given Jindal LSAT too. Don't graduate from Hazra.