A daughter of farmers in the Davanagere district broke the general legal acceptance test (CAT) and arranged to register for a five-year integrated course at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law in Patiala.
Revathi Nayaka, 21, pocketed 176th place at the national level in the ST category despite the Covid-19 contract and recovered only a few months before the exam on July 23.
Born in Hucchhavvanahalli in Davanagere Taluk, Revathi has seen his father work hard to ensure the food on the table for the family.
“I want to be a judicial officer and serve the community,” he said.
Revuhi finished PU with a combination of PCMB from Sri Siddagaga PU College and prepared for Clat when he was infected.
He was hospitalized in the district in April and spent several days there.
Apart from his illness, he applied for Clat Online.
Trapped in the ward, without other ways to pay the fee of Rs 3,500, he wondered if he had to miss a test when a Samaria advanced forward.
Jeevanmurthy, Chair of the Dry Land Development Board, was treated in the same environment and he offered to pay online.
“‘We thank him for saving his ATM card.
But for his help on time, my daughter will lose the opportunity to submit a test,” said Revathi Manjunath’s father.
Once he was declared free Covid, he took coaching in May and June.
“He is a very disciplined girl and hard worker,” said Suresh Shastry, who trained him for the exam.
“He will learn from 8am to 10pm every day, just limit the lunch break.
It seems like he came three months earlier, he would have a higher ranking.” “He’s a hard worker and his father took every pain to give everything The opportunities he can for progress, “said Siddagaga Principal, Justin D’Souza.
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