India ended their World Para Athletics Championship campaign with five medals, including a gold medal in London on Sunday.
India won a silver and a bronze medal in the men's T-42 category high jump event through Sharad Kumar and Varun Singh Bhati respectively.
Kumar cleared a personal best height of 1.84m to win the silver ahead of Bhati who had a best effort of 1.77m on Saturday.
The gold medal in the event was won by United States' Sam Grewe, who cleared a height of 1.86m.
Bhati had won a bronze in the 2016 Rio Paralympics.
India collected five medals with a gold, two silver and two bronze medals to finish outside top-30 in the medal standings.
Another Rio Paralympics medallist Deepa Malik, however, finished sixth in women's shot put F-53 category with a best effort of 4.20m.
On the final day on Sunday, Jayanti Behera finished sixth in women's 400m T-47 with a time of 1 minute and 3.49 seconds.
In men's discus throw F-46 final, Rohit Kumar missed out on a medal as he finished fourth with a best effort of 46.50m.
Sundar Gurjar had clinched the lone gold for India in men's javelin throw F-46, while Amit Kumar Saroha and Karam Jyoti had won a silver and a bronze in men's club throw F-51 and women's discus throw F-55 respectively.
India were represented by 29 para-athletes, including five women.
(With inputs from PTI)
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