The Indian combination of Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai qualified for the trap mixed team final at the Asian Games on Wednesday.
A total of four teams out of 12 in contention qualified for the final and India finished at the fourth place with a score of 136.
China topped the qualification with a score of 142 out of 150, followed by Qatar (139) and Iran (138).
The qualification round consisted of 50 shots each with two shooters shooting 25 each.
The Indian pair shot 46 and 46 in the first two rounds and added 46, 46, 44 to aggregate 136.
Kynan was the better of the two Indians, shooting a total score of 73, while Neeru, who won the historic women's individual trap gold on Tuesday, shot 63.
Neeru became India's first shooter to win an Asian Games gold medal in the women's trap individual event, smashing the continental record in the process.
This was after she carried India to a silver medal in the women's trap team event and would be eyeing her third medal of the Games in the mixed trap final later in the day.