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If you must go to NUJS, my advice is to rent a PG with a good family. Saltlake is a residential neighbourhood with some nice homes and apartments. The owners are often retired IAS officers, judges, corporate executives etc, whose houses have spare rooms as their children have moved out of the state for lack of economic opportunities.
It’s high time the admin and SJA start a system where students can stay with such families.
Wrote clat and ailet again and am getting nalsar and nlud this time.
OP, before college starts I suggest you visit campus and see if you’d be comfortable there, if you can live off campus etc. If not, consider doing what I did or atleast apply to NLUJ when they announce vacancies.