Hey Animesh,

For West Bengal the NEET cutoff will be eligible for 85% state quota cutoff offered by government and dental colleges in West Bengal.Hoewever candidates can also apply for the 15% All India Quota(AIQ) to get admission.

For general category students based upon past year cutoffs the cutoffs may be something like this with respect to NEET marks:

• Bankura Sammilani Medical College- 485
• Burdwan Medical College-500
• North Bengal Medical College-485
• Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital-530
• Midnapore Medical College-482
• RG Kar Medical College And Hsopital-515
• Burdwan Dental College-515
• KPC Medical College andHospital-475
• Haldia Institute of Dental Sciences and Research-405
• Guru Nanak Institute of Dental Science and Research-430

These were some of the cutoffs of private and government medical and dental colleges of West Bengal as per previous year records.Check this link for more information about NEET cutoffs West Bengal https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-west-bengal.

Thank You.

Everyone knows how the result has increased this year. There are many factors, like increased number of aspirants, or paper being easy or whatever more factors you can count on. 

2017, paper being easy anybody scoring 505-510+ was considered safe to get a government seat in west Bengal medical colleges. 

In 2018 again, due to paper being tough, the cutoff came down around 490s. 

But this year it's expected to rise and people scoring 515/520+ will be considered safe. And the rest depends on how your state has performed in this year. Hope this helps..