Hello Vinay.

Admission into any college depends on many factors such as marks in NEET, category, gender, nativity, etc. So, for every category, the cut-off mark varies. The cut-off can be used as an indicator of whether or not a student gets a seat in some college (Govt. or private). As per the previous years' cut-off records, cut-off mark for General category is 539, for BC 522, for ST 424, for SC 363, for EBC 493, for RCG 513. So, if you belong to any of the above-mentioned categories which has cut-off less than your secured marks, then you will get a govt. seat.

Even if you don't get any, you still have many private colleges, to choose from. So, go for a good private college instead.

For more colleges list and cut-off details check this: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-bihar

And for the list of colleges, you are more likely to get a seat in, check this: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

All the very best.

Hii Vinay
As per the experts the level of NEET exam was from easy to moderate so there will be a increase in cut-off marks this year so  if you belong to general category then based upon your marks your chances of getting a seat in government BDS college will be difficult but you can try for private BDS colleges.i hope this information helps you.
Thank you

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