With 450-480 marks in NEET 2025, securing a government medical college (MBBS) in West Bengal is unlikely, especially for the general category. A score in this range might be competitive for BDS in government colleges, particularly for reserved categories, or for other allied health sciences courses in private institutions.

MBBS in Government Colleges:

Government medical colleges, especially for the general category, typically require scores significantly higher than 480, often aiming for 550-600+.

BDS in Government Colleges:

A score of 450-480 may be sufficient for BDS programs in government colleges, especially for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC) through state quota counselling.

Private Medical/Dental Colleges:

Private institutions often have lower cutoffs, making MBBS or BDS possibilities, particularly through management or paid quota seats.

Other Allied Health Sciences:

Courses like BAMS, BHMS, BMS, or Veterinary Sciences in private institutions can be an option with scores in this range, as they typically have lower cutoffs.