A PhD student from Lucknow sets a record by receiving over 1,000 certificates

An Indian Book of Records entry has been made by a PhD candidate from Lucknow. With passion and perseverance, Neeraj Kumar Prajapati, a research student in the Horticulture Department of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU), accomplished this goal.

He completed almost a thousand conferences, seminars, training sessions, webinars, meetings, workshops, tests, and certifications to accomplish this accomplishment. At the moment, Neeraj is in charge of research at the BBAU Horticulture Department under Professor Sanjay Kumar.

Neeraj Prajapati, who hails from Varanasi, said that his father is a farmer. He continued by saying that his desire to get honors and certifications drove him to participate in conferences, debates, awareness campaigns, and other activities for his own improvement. He even dutifully took part in these events, receiving many certificates in the process.

The India Book of Records has a record of his name. He received awards for each program he attended because of his excellent performance in each. Neeraj submitted his accomplishment to the India Book of Records after realizing he had been awarded over a thousand certificates. Since no one has ever accomplished this achievement before, his name is now formally registered and is a source of great pride.

Neeraj Prajapati said that when he enrolled in these programs, he had no idea he would break any records. After reaching this milestone, he intends to concentrate on breaking more records in the future.

A kid by the name of Govind Ramachandran left computer science engineering in 2013; this was back in 2022. 2014 saw him begin his BA in English. He almost avoided death in a near-death accident in 2015, but in 2019, he graduated and enrolled at UST. He achieved an achievement in three internationally renowned record books in only two years. Govind Ramachandran completed 3,000 courses, obtained 1,800 badges, and obtained 90 certificates.