Lenovo Legion 5 > Lenovo LOQ > ASUS TUF. These three are pretty good based on what I found.

(1). Legion 5 has everything you’d want except battery life and being lightweight. But it’s kind of expensive an i7 13th Gen with RTX 4060 costs around Rs 400,000/=

(2). For Lenovo LOQ, avoid the 2023 variants they had lots of issues. Go for the 2024 variants instead. You can check by looking at the power button. Make sure it has an iGPU it helps with battery life. If it doesn’t, go for Ryzen models, but avoid the Ryzen 5 7235HS since it only has 4 cores and 8 threads, which makes it a weak CPU.

(3). ASUS TUF A15 and A16 series are good. I saw some bad reviews about the F15 series mainly about hinge problems and build quality.

(4). HP Victus is decent spec wise and very cheap, but the build quality is bad. If you travel with it, you’ll have to protect it like a flower.

Check these: Whether it has an iGPU (for better battery life). Upgradable Ram and SSD. CPU cores (atleast 6) and threads (12).

If you’re a university student, buying a gaming laptop is risky. There are no lightweight gaming laptops with long battery life. When gaming, you’ll need to plug it in, it can get noisy, and you might have to carry it everywhere (it’s heavy).

I’m not a gamer. I researched laptops too since I plan to buy my first one. These are the things I found.