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To answer your main question, yes, it is the campus., especially for girls. I know a girl who unhappily left NUJS for NLUJ after seeing the campus. Boys are generally messy and have no problem living there, but girls give a lot of emphasis to cleanliness and hygiene. Also, NLUJ has single rooms.
1. Hogwarts
2. Narnia University
3. Wonderland primary school
4. Mirkwood High
5. Citadel
6. NUJS
Also there will be some people who leave after a year or half because of clat
- People from Kolkata, who commute daily from home.
- Certain people from neighbouring Bihar and Jharkhand, from whom proximity to home by train/plane trumps filthy living conditions.
- People from poor families, who are used to discomfort and hardship and do not mind the hostels.
As a result, the demographics of NUJS has changed a lot.
Infrastructure is shoddy, but it's not a driving factor in making people leave.