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RML was a decent college up until sometime 2016-17. College was growing at a steady pace but lately things have been bad. If you want to do corp, then RML is a big no no. No firm or inhouse is interested in hiring from RML. I don't wish to go into reasons why this is so, but it is what it is. Honestly, today in 2024, RML has nothing to show for itself.
It would be wrong to suggest that NLUO or RGNUL are astronomically better than RML, but the difference is evident. Both of these colleges are growing and have a decent scene for corp.
Also for anyone reading this, ffs get out of the mindset of joining a college closer to home. Such an approach only makes sense if your preferred college is in Delhi or Mumbai and the other options are reasonably bad.