The Exogamous sub-divisions of the caste are termed as gotras in vernacular language, which is a sub-division of the caste.

There are 26 exogamous sub-divisions, termed "Gotras" are as under:

1. Kashyapa
2. Krip
3. Deval
4. Waidhruva
5. Bhargava
6. Shandilya
7. Paingya
8. Atri
9. Vishwamitra
10. Garga
11. Bharadwaja
12. Goutam
13. Jamadagnij
14. Vasishta
15. Bhrigu
16. Agastt
17. Raibha
18. Bhagur
19. Saufehyayana
20. Maitrayana
21. Gandhamadan
22. Vyaghra
23. Kapil
24. Pulah
25. Samir
26. Varun

The Gotras, however, do   not indicate that a family using any one of the Gotras is the descendant of the particular "Rishi", whose name it uses, but it indicates that the ancestor of the family had  accepted the particular Rishi as his Guru, and therefore he adopted the particular Gotra. This caste is purely Kshatriya, and is, therefore one of the three regenerate classes, viz., Brahmans, Kshatriyas and Vaishyas who are authorized to perform the "Upanayana" ceremony obligatory upon the aforesaid "Dwija" twice born classes. The practice of not allowing marriage between families of the same Gotra is therefore observed out of reverence to the Rishis who were made preceptors at the time for the " Upanayana " ceremony by the ancestors of the families.

There are no endogamous divisions of the caste. At one time "Dawne Prabhus" were considered as an endogamous sub-division, as this caste took food with them, but did not allow marriage with them. This caste after satisfying themselves that the " Dawne Prabhus" were simply called so on account of their residence in the district of "Daman" and that "Damane " was changed into "Dawane" that they have all along been "Chandraseniya Kayastha Prabhus" and had gone to reside there, allowed marriage connections with them. They are now treated without any distinction.