Prof. Ranjit Singh has demonstrated exceptional academic excellence from the outset of his career. He secured first position in B. Pharm and M. Pharm, along with prestigious awards such as the IDMA-G.P. Nair Award (1989) and Prof. I. Chandra Award (1991). He successfully qualified GATE-89 and was a recipient of National Scholarship during schooling. His research potential was recognized through Junior and Senior Research Fellowships awarded by UGC and CSIR, respectively.

In the professional domain, Prof. Singh has over 27 years of teaching experience and 22 years of administrative experience, currently serving as the Vice Chancellor of Shobhit University, Gangoh, Saharanpur (since 15/08/2020). His industrial exposure includes 3 years, with a significant tenure as Officer F&D at Sun Pharma Advanced Research Centre, Baroda, handling diverse projects in tablets, liquid orals, parenterals, and novel drug delivery systems (NDDS).

Research & Publications

Prof. Singh has a prolific research career with 4 years as a research scholar and a remarkable contribution to pharmaceutical sciences:

• 228 publications (103 in impact factor journals and 125 others)

• 15 patent applications published

• 116 symposium presentations, invited lectures, posters, sessions chaired, panelist, or chief guest roles

• 15 conferences, seminars, and workshops organized

• 8 books & theses published

• 20 book chapters contributed

• 51 webinars as resource person, chief guest, or Guest of Honour (GoH)

Fellowships & Professional Recognition

Prof. Singh is recognized by professional bodies for his contribution to the field:

• Fellow, Society of Pharmaceutical Education & Research (FSPER)

• Fellow, Association of Biotechnology and Pharmacy (FABAP)

Awards & Achievements

• 51 national and international awards and honours

• Champion in departmental table tennis and carrom competitions

• Recipient of various academic and research fellowships

Eligibility for Lifetime Achievement Award

Prof. Ranjit Singh’s career exemplifies outstanding contributions to pharmaceutical sciences, research, and higher education administration. With over 27 years of teaching, 22 years of administration, extensive publications, patents, and recognition from professional bodies, he clearly meets the criteria for a Lifetime Achievement Award in scientific laurels. His work has significantly impacted academia, research, and industry, making him a deserving candidate for this prestigious recognition.