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Coming back to NLUJ - ₹60L is only the fee component. You still have to add hostel, mess, ancillary, personal expenses, and inflation for the entire 5 years. The total outflow for you would be around ₹70L conservatively. So tread carefully.
The problem is that my parents can afford to cover about half the cost (30-35L), but for the remaining amount, they’re considering taking out an education loan, which I’ll pay afterwards
However, someone mentioned to me that banks typically don’t approve education loans for students admitted under the NRI-sponsored quota. Has anyone here gotten into an NLU under this quota and successfully managed to get a loan?