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With the bit of context I have as given by you, if you are definitely getting a seat at NLUD, please go ahead with it as Delhi has better connectivity with your hometown and you can find really cheap accommodations in Delhi to ease the financial burden you may have to undertake. Also, you get to intern a lot more regularly as opposed to the set internship breaks in the other NLUs, allowing you to get an edge in terms of work ex (which matters a lot during placements). NLUD has instituted a lot of scholarship programs too.
Only and only in terms of expenses would I discourage NALSAR as the campus is quite cut off from the city and the travelling alone during weekends sums up in to easy 700 cab ride (one way) and I am assuming the flight tickets back home and etc, would only increase your expenses. Not like the Bangalore campus is closer either, however, there is enough of a community to survive off around the campus itself.
I personally know people from NLS in their final year who are yet to get placed, however with a decent batch rank, any of the NLUs you have mentioned will surely secure you a great placement. The alumni network in all of them will aid you a lot if utilised properly. All the best!