To implement a Bachelor of Science in Emergency Medical Technology (BSE EMT) 3+1-year program across all medical colleges and establish emergency medicine postgraduate courses like in Tamil Nadu, support from policymakers is crucial. They can help by formulating policies that standardize curriculum, accreditation, and funding. Policymakers can also ensure regulatory frameworks for quality education, faculty training, and infrastructure development. Their backing will enable collaboration between medical institutions and the government, fostering nationwide availability of EMT courses and addressing the growing demand for trained emergency medical professionals to improve healthcare services across India.