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'Special' here implies 'arbitrary benefit'. The reality, however, is that they get ration, deserved benefit in consideration for their higher quality and abilities.
No. Celebrities get red carpet treatment. We only get T1 UG student treatment. Such treatment is earned by all T1 UG students at their UG institutions, across universities and even in different degrees.
You are simply not an NLS UG student. You surely didn't expect that your shortcut would magically deem you one? Surely the world is not so naive as to distinguish trivially between you, who are a UG student of elsewhere, and a BALLB kid, who is a UG student of NLS?
NLS was elite with a small batch size of 80. Now NLS takes 500+ students. Entire corporate law fresher legal market in India hires 1000 lawyers. Where do you think jobs are going to come from?