Ramita Jindal 7th in 10m Air Rifle at Paris Olympics

Published May 29, 2026 · Updated August 03, 2026

Ramita Jindal finished 7th in the 10m air rifle at Paris Olympics 2024, missing a medal. Read more about her performance and India's shooting campaign.

Ramita Jindal, an Indian who had high expectations for capturing the second gold at the Paris Olympics, was not able to fulfill them. In the 10 meter air rifle final, she came in seventh place. After the first five shots, Ramita was still among the top five shooters, but she dropped out in the next five. She finished seventh after 14 shots, meaning she was out of the medal competition.

After a strong beginning, Ramita faltered

In the 10 meter air rifle final, Ramita got off to a strong start and placed fourth after the first five rounds. After five shots, he scored 10.3, 10.2, 10.6, 10.9, and 10.5 points. In the final five shots, Ramita scored 10.4, 10.1, 10.7, 10.6, and 9.7 points. After the first ten strokes, she dropped to seventh. After the first five shots, Ramita scored 52.5 points, and after the next five shots, she scored 104 points.

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Shots of the eliminator

Ramita made the first two strokes in the eliminator round, hitting 10.4 and 10.5 after ten shots. She moved up to number five as a result, strengthening her position. He dropped to seventh position and was eliminated after scoring 10.2 and 10.2 points.

Ramita's qualifying round performance on Sunday raised expectations for an Indian medal. placed fifth in the qualification for the 10 meter air rifle event and advanced to the final. He increased India's chances of winning a medal in this event by earning 631.5 points overall.

Ramita's accomplishment

When Ramita Jindal placed in the top 10 of the National Championship in 2018, it was her first significant victory. In 2023, he took home the Gold Medal at the World Championship in Baku. Ramita had verified the ticket to the Olympics in Paris based on this victory.

First-ever medal attempt

On Sunday, Manu Bhakar secured the first medal for India by coming in third place in the 10 meter Air Pistol final. At the Paris Olympics, he started the account with 221.7 points, adding the bronze medal to India's collection. A shooter from South Korea was awarded a gold and silver medal.