Elavenil Valarivan, 20, shot 251.7 in the finals to clinch gold while Britain's Seonaid Mcintosh won silver with a score of 250.6.
The 17-year-old, who is a multiple ISSF World Cup gold medalist, applied under the sports quota and was eligible for direct admission.
India gold medallists included Apurvi Chandela (10m Air Rifle Women), Rahi Sarnobat (25m Pistol Women) and Saurabh Chaudhary (10m Air Pistol Men), besides the Mixed Team titles, won on the last day.
Anjum Moudgil and Divyansh Singh Panwar won a gold medal in the 10m air mixed team event.
17-year-old Saurabh Chaudhary smashed his own record to win 10m Air Pistol Gold, while Rahi Sarnobat added a third gold to India's tally.
With this gold, the 2018 Asian Games bronze medallist also secured a fifth quota for India in shooting for the 2020 Olympic Games to be held in Tokyo.
The Indian pair shot a total of 483.5 to finish on top of the podium to finish the tournament with a flourish after a few results that did not go their way over the last three days.
Manu Bhaker finished 14th with 573 in the qualifications while Heena Sidhu was placed 25th with 571.
Saurabh, whose every shot were met by ecstatic cheers from the crowd, said it was special winning at home.
The Pulwama terror attack, which killed 40 CRPF personnel, had cast a doubt on Pakistan shooters' participation in the season-opening ISSF World Cup in New Delhi.
Pakistan applied for visas for two shooters in the rapid fire category -- GM Bashir and Khalil Ahmed -- for the World Cup.
Ankur also won the team bronze in the event along with compatriots Md. Asab and Shardul Vihaan.
In the eight-woman final, Apurvi was leading her nearest rival by 1.1 points at the end of the 18th shot in the 24-shot final but managed only a 5.9 in the 19th to slip to the fourth position at the ISSF World Cup.
Sawant shot 621.4 to pip younger teammate Anjum Moudgil, who shot 621.2 to win Silver in the event.
With a team gold won by Muskan, Manu Bhaker and Devanshi Rana, India upstaged China with 22 medals, including nine gold medals compared to China's eight.
The Indian duo dominated the event from the very start and enter the final with the highest qualification score and a new junior qualification world record.
The Indian contingent will leave Guadalajara a happy lot as for the first time in the history of the sport, they have emerged triumphant in a global event.
The Beijing Olympics 10m air rifle gold medallist also had words of appreciation for the coaches and support staff of the shooting contingent.
In the Men's trap, Zoravar Singh Sandhu was the best Indian finisher shooting a score of 114 out of 125 in qualifying to end in 32nd position.
Manu Bhaker clinched her second gold medal when she partnered Om Prakash Mitharval for the 10m Air Pistol mixed team event.
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