Kautilya students secure admission in top law varsities
A Madhurya Priyadarshini and Taligattu Subhash earned seats at Damodaram Sanjeevaiah National Law University (DSNLU), Visakhapatnam, while P Rishi Eshwar Prasad got admission into Ramaiah Law College, Bengaluru.
The students had undergone long-term CLAT coaching at Kautilya. Congratulating the achievers, Director Sridhar highlighted that many of their students have consistently secured ranks in national law universities over the past 8 years, urging students to consider legal careers beyond traditional options.
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