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Nitin Sangwan

(IAS | Gujarat | 2016)
Collector, Valsad
Nitin Sangwan, born on April 12, 1984, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2016 batch, Gujarat cadre. He holds an M.B.A. in Business Management from IIT Madras and a Bachelor of Engineering degree. Currently, he serves as the Collector at Valsad since May 13, 2026. His previous roles include Director, Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Assistant Collector, Assistant Secretary, Supernumerary Assistant Collector, and District Development Officer. Fluent in Gujarati, Nitin Sangwan continues to contribute to the administrative framework of Gujarat through his various capacities in the Indian Administrative Service.

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