AIML Students Secure Paid Internships at CLNS
Anurag University proudly congratulates Thumma Varun Kumar (AIML-A), Kasuba Mani Pratheek (AIML-D), and Mundrathi Hari Vamshi (AIML-D), third-year B.Tech students from the Department of Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AIML), on securing paid internships at Centralised Legal Network Solutions (CLNS) with a monthly stipend of ₹25,000. Their achievement reflects strong technical skills, perseverance, and the department's focus on preparing students for emerging technology careers.
Centralised Legal Network Solutions (CLNS) is a legal technology company that leverages digital innovation to streamline legal processes, enhance document management, improve compliance, and deliver efficient case-related services. By working at the intersection of technology and law, the organization provides students with valuable exposure to real-world applications of AI, automation, and digital transformation in the legal sector.
This accomplishment highlights Anurag University's commitment to fostering industry-ready talent through experiential learning, skill development, and strong industry collaborations. Such opportunities enable students to gain practical experience, broaden their professional perspectives, and build successful careers in technology-driven industries.
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