Sekhon began shooting in 2015 on the instruction of her father Amrinder Singh when she was 15.[3] She made her international debut at the ISSF Junior World Cup in 2016 at Suhl in which she placed 33.
In 2018, she become the first Indian female skeet shooter to win a medal at the ISSF Junior World Cup at Sydney, Australia when she won the bronze.[4] She won the Asian Championships silver medal in 2019.[5] Sekhon won bronze in the 2021 ISSF Shooting World Cup Women's Skeet event at New Delhi, the first for India in a women's event.[6][7] She also won a gold in Skeet Mixed Team and a silver in Skeet Women Team at the same venue.[8][9]
At the 2021 ISSF Junior World Championships, Sekhon won gold and silver in the Women's Skeet team and individual event, respectively.[10]
Sekhon won gold in the Skeet Mixed Team event along with Mairaj Ahmad Khan at the 2023 ISSF World Cup in Cairo.[11] This was followed by a silver medal in the Skeet Women event in Almaty.[12]
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