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Please give your honest review on which college should be chosen. Considering I don't have problem with the living conditions of NUJS because from 2nd year you get proper double sharing rooms anyways.
I have done some research and NUJS stood out in terms of placements, faculty, journals, better reputation and smaller batch size of 183.. NLUJ has better campus and sports facility but also a really big batch size of 240.
BUT I really don't have much trust on my research as the articles + blog posts might be quite old.
I would like if people from other NLU(s) help me choose.
In its current state NLUJ is definitely better, and while NUJS has "legacy", the multitude of problems its currently ridden with (infra, VC, admin etc) might not be worth justifying for the sake of "prestige".
One can only hope that the new administration does this university some good. This institution has immense potential but is currently punching way below its weight.
Infra and Admin problems are all second considerations.
The new NUJS VC is also on par if not better than Harpreet
I have decided to go with NUJS.
In case someone in the future faces this dilemma, my reasoning came down to this -
1. Hostels get better after 1 st year
2. Slightly better placements
3. Slightly smaller batch size
4. Better faculty
5. More autonomy + More active student body
6. Better location and connectivity