However, the other mixed double pair of Joshna Chinappa and Harinder Pal Sandhu had to suffer defeats in the quarters.
Dipika and Saurav came back from an one-game deficit to pocket the next two games and clinched the round of 16 match 2-1 (7-11, 11-6, 11-8) against Malaysians Aifa Azman and Sanjay Singh Chal in 37 minutes.
Later in the quarters, they defeated Tesni Evans and Peter Creed of Wales in straight games 2-0 (11-8, 11-10) in a 38-minute match to advance to the semis.
In the semi-final on Friday, the Indians will face Joelle King and Paul Coll of New Zealand.
In the other round of 16 encounter, Joshna and Harinder beat New Zealand's Amanda Landers-Murphy and Zac Millar 2-1 (11-7, 10-11, 11-5) to enter the quarter-finals.
However, the Indians lost a gruelling quarter-final contest 2-0 (11-10, 11-10) to Coll and King.
There was an another positive news for the Indian fans as the men's double team featuring Vikram and Ramit also making their way to the quarter-finals.
The Indians handed a 2-0 defeat to Jamaica's Chris Binnie and Lewis Walters in the 30-minute Round-of-16 match.
After a comfortable 11-4 victory in the first game, Vikram and Ramit faced a stiff challenge in the second game. The Indians however, managed to register a 11-10 win.
They will now meet England's Declan James and James Willstrop on Friday.
Earlier on Thursday, Vikram and Ramit entered the round of 16 after receiving a walk over from Sierra Leone's Ernest Jombla and Yusif Mansaray.
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