Mr. Sahilpreet Singh Patang
Educational Qualifications
- M.Phil., MA (Public Administration), BA, UGC-NET
Designation
- Assistant Professor
Department
- School of Law and Interdisciplinary Studies
- sahilpreet{dot}singh{at}psou{dot}ac{dot}in
Area of Interest
- Public Administration, Police Administration and Public policy
Number of Journal Publications
- 05
Number of Conference Publications
- 03
Number of Books
- 01
Short Biography
- Mr. Sahilpreet Singh is an Assistant Professor of Police Administration at Jagat Guru Nanak Dev Punjab State Open University, Patiala, with a strong Academic profile that blends rigorous research, high impact Teaching, and Institution building. He previously served for 3 years and 11 months as a JRF and then Senior Research Fellow (SRF) in the Department of Public Administration, Punjabi University, and Patiala, where he strengthened his expertise in evidence based Governance, Administrative reform, and Policy implementation. With 3.5 years of teaching experience at Punjabi University, Patiala, he has taught diverse cohorts across M.A. Public Administration, MDFYIP, and Integrated UG–PG programmes, bringing conceptual clarity, exam oriented structuring, and real administrative casework into the classroom. His academic foundation includes a B.A. (Political Science, Public Administration, and Sociology), M.A. Public Administration, and M.Phil. Public Administration, along with UGC-NET qualification, reflecting both breadth and Academic merit. His M.Phil. research, "Job Performance of Punjab Police: Impact and Functioning During Covid Times", examined crisis governance, frontline service delivery, and institutional performance under stress. He is currently pursuing Ph.D. in Public Administration on "Role and Functioning of Punjab Civil Services Officers (Executive Branch) in Punjab", analyzing decision making realities, administrative capacity, and implementation constraints at the field level. His research contributions include published work on AI and governance, NITI Aayog and SDG-9, gender-inclusive public policy, and the evolution of India’s bureaucratic architecture. His research and teaching span Public Administration, Police Administration, and Public Policy, with a clear mission: to translate governance theory into institutional performance, public trust, and measurable outcomes.