Manavjit missed a target in round 24, leading him to a shoot-off with seven other contenders for the five final qualifying spots. Kenan Chennai of Telangana, who won the bronze medal, qualified for the final straight from 121 out of 125 points. Manavjit shot 42 out of 50 in the final and beat state partner Vishwadev Singh Sidhu, who scored 41 points. Kenan had slipped to third place from 32 of the first 40 targets.
In the junior final, there was a fierce rivalry between Manavaditya and Jangsher Singh Virk of Punjab. But the Rajasthan shooter won the first national title, winning 45–44. His state partner Vivaan Kapoor won the bronze medal by 35 points.
Manavjit and Manavaditya also won two gold medals on the day by winning team titles in their classes. Manavjit teamed up with Jungsher and Namanveer Singh Brar to finish first. At the same time, Manavaditya, Vivaan and Aman Ali Ilahi won the junior men's team title.
