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The lack of hostels and a proper campus may be a problem for students coming from outside Delhi, but many are managing just fine.
We get profs for the bba and ba part of the degree from colleges of the north campus, so the non-law subjects are also taught pretty rigorously.
Exams are mostly pretty easy to fly through if you are considerate enough to atleast attend 60% of the classes. Not much is required to pass. Would say that the teaching quality may br slightly better than T2 nlus (especially the lower ones) so dont be worried about it a lot if you plan on joining.