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Raipur has never proved to be disadvantageous for any of the 20+ tier 1 law firm partners, why should it be for anyone? It's well connected, safe, clean and has all the amenities of a capital city.
There is no contact building happening at MNLU-M for sure, at my t-1 office no one even knows what MNLU is but everyone knows what HNLU is
Go back to studying for your end sems, there is no respect for MNLU in the professional market - take it from a veteran
HNLU may not have the 50 placements but the quality of their placements is arguably much better and the placement reports mainly include firms and in house roles as placements…