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Yes early graduation is definitely possible but you also need to have stellar grades. It’s not a cakewalk. Over the course of history only 4 people opted for early grad and only 3 have been able to make it
What summer school? Government university it was. An NLU- top 3.
Having said that, the closest I can envision to a situation like what you outline will be participating in an international moot and getting a limited number if exemptions with respect to submissions and exams, your moot memo will be evaluated instead. Most certainly won't apply to the entire year, though.
But if you did very well in contracts that doesn’t mean you know consti law.
You’ll need a number of credits to graduate also.
Having said that- I did know one person who took so many extra credits in his fourth year that his fifth year was basically free. The university didn’t have rules for finishing early- but he spent the time interning.
(https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/252380-can-any-student-skip-a-particular-year-at-nlu-owing-to-academic-excellence-or-some-tests)