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Trust me, I've been to a couple of Tier 1 NLUs after completing law school from a tier 3 NLU.
BITS offered me a 90% scholarship and I still didn’t go. That should tell you how bad their law program is. As for NFSU, I don’t know why anyone would want to study law at a forensics university.
This is talking about just the law domain. If I expand the discussion to include other schools and departments in NFSU, it is in a different league altogether.
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/policy/cabinet-clears-2254-crore-for-national-forensic-infra-enhancement-scheme/article68308747.ece
https://www.financialexpress.com/jobs-career/education/bits-pilanis-rs-1219-crore-bet-on-new-campus-new-future/3912745/
Where are the state NLUs? They're not even getting the crumbs. Even all the 27 NLUs combined will not come anywhere close to this.