Frankly speaking you can place ecc bits whenever you want in the page (page here = data bits + redundancy bits since nand cells are all equal). LDPC based on Tanner graph which cover all bits in the page equal. ECC position in the page can be chosen based on an error pattern expected.
Frankly speaking you can place ECC bits wherever you want in the page (page = data bits+redundant bits). LDPC code based on Tanner graph (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanner_graph) that equally protect both the data bits and ECC bits (see Tanner graph picture).
Frankly speaking you can place ECC bits in any position in the page (page here is data + redundant bits for ECC).
Since LDPC code is mesh tanner graph (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanner_graph) both data and redundant bits are equally protected.