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infrastructure wise we're definitely better than most other nlus. library's good, hostel facilities are okayish, campus is well maintained. ofc there's minor flaws here and there but nothing major to complain about compared to what I've heard from friends in other nlus. Gandhinagar as a city is really clean and safe which is a huge plus. It's for sure not as happening as delhi or bangalore but it's peaceful and you can focus on academics/internships without too many distractions. Employability is at an all time high right now. Placement stats have been pretty solid, lots of good firms coming in, and alumni network is getting stronger. So if you're worried about job prospects after graduation, gnlu's in a decent place rn