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Learning the BA subjects still has contemporary relevance (Political Science,Legal History etc),Even BBA subjects
help with corp
If you're interested in the particular subject field (Forensics/Cyber Law) then go ahead but have a defined trajectory you can map out
I'd recommend taking NALSAR due to massive difference between it and GNLU/NLIU and the travel convenience.Other advantages include familiarity with the language and the people, issues you will face elsewhere
I'd recommend taking NALSAR for B.A, followed by NUJS/NLUJ and then GNLU. Unless you are keen on the particular subject matter