<h1>Economic Survey 2024-25: Low Foreign Medical Graduate Pass Rates Linked to Overseas Education Quality; Calls for Policy Changes</h1> The Economic Survey 2024-25 highlights the low pass rate of Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) in India's qualifying exams, suggesting poor quality of medical education abroad, especially in clinical training. It recommends policy interventions to discourage studying abroad while keeping domestic education costs reasonable. The survey notes high fees in India, leading students to seek affordable options in countries like China and Ukraine. Challenges include regulatory issues and uneven distribution of medical education opportunities, with a concentration in southern and urban areas and a preference for certain specializations, potentially worsening the shortage of specialists in less favored fields.