At four under 212 she was tied 10th and five behind the leader Lee Ann Pace (68) who is at nine under.
The 18-year-old Aditi endured missed putts but stayed patient as she had 10 pars in a row before finding her first birdie on 11th.
Four more pars followed before she gained a shot apiece on 16th and 17th to zoom to seventh on the leader board and just three of the leaders.
German Sandra Gal buoyed by an eagle and six birdies against one bogey rose to eight under and one behind shared Lee Ann Pace.
Spaniard Belen Mozo was also nine under but with one more hole to play. American Katie Burnett, In Kyung and Sandra were tied third at eight under.
Earlier on Friday, at one stage in the second round, Aditi was five-under through 13 holes. Then back-to-back bogeys on third and fourth, which were her 14th and 15th holes she dropped a shot each to come back with a day's total of three-under 69 and a 36-hole aggregate of two-under.
Aditi dropped bogeys on third and fourth holes on both Thursday and Friday but on Saturday, the moving day with the front side of the course playing tough, she came through unscathed with nine straight pars and added a 10th before sinking her first birdie on 11th.
Aditi, who won the Ladies European Tour Qualifying School to earn her LET card, also played the Olympic Games, where she was inside top-10 after first two days before dropping down the leaderboard to tied 41.
Her growth in women's golf augurs well for India as she is seen as one of the rising stars on Ladies European Tour.
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