The championship will run from Nov 11-14 and has already seen more than 480 registrations from all over India.
Olympian PN Prakash is expected to take the field on Tuesday.
It is being organised by the UP State Rifle Association and conducted by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI), the governing body of shooting sport in India.
Speaking on the occasion, rifle ace Narang, who recently returned after winning silver at the Commonwealth Shooting Championships in Brisbane, said, "It is really exciting to see shooting spreading its wings in this country and schools slowly but surely embracing the sport.
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"Shooting is a game of focus and precision. We're delighted to host this championship and set encouraging examples for young shooters to take up the sport enthusiastically and excel in it. We wish all the best to all the participants."
The tournament is open to ISSF shooters and the qualifiers of 61st NSCC.
Winner of the championship (pistol/rifle) will be awarded cash prizes of Rs 50,000 for gold medal, Rs 30,000 for silver and Rs 20,000 for bronze.