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This would be great if introduced in NLUs, but one problem is that the scene has changed a lot since Sudhir came in. He has taken NLSIU to another level by aggressively recruiting and poaching top NLU alumni, while other NLUs are mostly stuck with terrible local college hires (of at best second-tier NLU talent). All good profs from NALSAR and NLUD have left. Then the likes of Amita Dhanda at NALSAR have retired. Plus a steep decline for NUJS post the exit of MP Singh and under the TMC government.
So maybe only a tie-up between NALSAR-NLUD make sense?
https://www.jagranjosh.com/news/iits-to-allow-students-to-study-across-campuses-from-this-year-check-details-here-182821