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Similarly BITS Law School also seems very Jindal-esque and is even more costly, but have some good faculty. Similar universities who want to follow Jindal model include Shiv Nadar, Sai University, but these are still not quite there yet and may well turn out to be great 5 years later, can't predict.
If you want something that's more affordable and has a decent chance of placements too, you can try Symbiosis, Pune. I have seen people from. NMIMS also get placed well but that may well be due to their merit and not the college. You can try your luck in other branches of Symbi as well.
Regardless of where you end up, make sure you study well, have publications, participate in moots and mock ADRs, get internships and do similar activities that get you good exposure. 5 years is a really long time for things to change and you never know how things will pan out. Take it on a semester to semester basis and work in slow, but consistent incremental progress. Remember, studying and grasping the concepts are the key. If you get good knowledge and good experience thru internships, no matter where you are from, you will eventually make it. One or two years here and there is a drop in the ocean for a career that will last decades.
Good luck and all the best.
I won't be the right person to comment on these two.
Have you considered any other places?