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the difference between the two universities in terms of performance (academically and socially) is negligible. as long as you're a hard working student you can make most of the opportunities that either universities can offer you.
the major differences between the two would be what your personal comforts and conveniences as a student are. that is specific to what you want and you're looking for.
moreover, a student at NLUJ for example can't compare life at NLUJ with GNLU campus life, since they have never actually lived at GNLU.
the best thing to do would be to get an impartial and balanced description from both sides. do this by connecting and contacting students who currently go there, maybe on linkedin or instagram. there's also a couple discord servers out there
personal recommendation-nluj