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Some good faculty have left NLUD for varying personal reasons and not because of issues within the University (unlike what happened during the NUJS exodus post-MP Singh). In any case, they stayed for a long time to help build the institution and other faculty have been recruited to fill the vacancies. The faculty at NUJS is still not as good as NLUD though, NLUD still has the likes of Anup, YP, Sophy, etc., who are pretty good professors, apart from some older folks like AK Rai. I'd still say its only second to NLS and better than NALSAR at the moment.
Oxbridge
Lse
Ucl
Kcl
Qm
Durham
Exeter
Warwick
Manchester
Getting a TC from an NLU is almost impossible unless you are exceptional, only because of this I would put these unis above the tier 1 NLUs
I would rather place Cardiff, SOAS, Sheffield and Liverpool in a tier 2 category, maybe Exeter too . But even here a good grade will get you far. The UK is a meritocracy, unlike India.
Well, will the fight be in water or on land?
You cannot answer this question without knowing what the student's end goal is.
also, NLUD is not in tier 1 (NUJS is) and KCL is not in tier 2, more like 1.5 (with LSE and UCL)