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NUJS lacks infra, half the time people are busy with brownies (back in my uni time, when I participated in a competition there, they literally had brownie stalls), lacks discipline (not that you'll miss it at NLUJ, but not that much... Moderation is imp, which is not there in NUJS - unless you wish to be a junkie👀), and more so, until and unless you've option for NLS, NALSAR, NLUD, don't worry about other options, they're all the same, this is something I first understood after joining a firm back a few years ago, and since that have seen the systematic application of this idea by nearly all firms... NLUJ will get you placed, at least in India, at par with NUJS... So your call.. NLUJ will atleast have infra.
Aditya birla is no easy task, but I deeply believe in my abilities and thoroughly understand their expectations. At the same time I wouldn't want to gamble a better college in pursuit of a pipe dream.
I'd appreciate insightful comments to help put me in place and understand the ground reality.