Bodybuilding help needed

Firstly, you should track your food and caloric intake for ~ a week to have a good estimate of your maintenance. Assuming your number is correct and that you're a beginner, if your goal is to gain then it should be at a rate of roughly 1-1.5% of your bodyweight. If you're looking to lose, I recommend at a rate of .5-1% of body weight per week to minimize muscle and strength loss. Generally speaking, you can subtract 500 calories from your maintenance to elicit the appropriate rate of weight loss for your bodyweight. I recommend getting on some sort of program that utilizes linear-progression while staying in a deficit. Best of luck!

I think lean bulking is good too. It is possible to lose fat and gain muscle at the same time by eating at a calorie deficient and getting in a lot of nutrient foods & proteins. - You can actually weigh the same but lose fat and gain muscle over a period of time. Weather Ur bulking or cutting the important thing is too eat "healthy" foods and not just use bulking as an excuse to binge on pizza.
PS: I'm new to this as well so if i'm wrong please correct me.

I was a similar weight to you 6 months ago. Similar height to you.
Been going to the gym for 4 months.

What I did:
Month 1 & 2:
I cut carbs by half, filled it with vegetables. Only did cardio (running). At the end, I was about 62kg.

Month 3, 4, 5:
Start of month 3 I got measured, did all the body weight calculation and all that shit by my personal trainer.
I cut carbs more, filled it with protein.

Month 5:
I went back to the amount of carbs I consumed in month 2. I got re-measured in month 5. I gained about 10kg (22 pounds) of muscle and cut my body fat in half. I weighed in at 62kg.

Month 6 (aka current period):
Lost motivation to go to the gym. I still weigh 62kg. I should probably start going again.

Thats what I did, and results were more obvious because I cut my body fat (unintentionally did it) a so my muscles were more defined. I didn't count calories either. I just ate healthy, ate when I was hungry. I don't know how accurate the body fat calculating machine was (you hold it in your hand and it tells you your body fat), but thats what the results were.

At your current state there isnt really a "best goal" as it depends what you are aiming for, i dont think you should start cutting now as from what ive read you want to get bigger than right now and starting to cut now will only slow you down. I would just eat lean protein/fat to begin with, aka lean bulking, as you said youre a college student so you dont have the budget maybe to fully commit to a diet but any foods that arent directly bad for you is good and then reduce your carbs along the way as the rest said. Lift more and once you get to the point where you feel that you have the mass you want more or less, then you start to try full cutting to sculpt.

For these 6 months I bet that you've been in the gym 2 times max

Bulk (500 cal surplus) and then cut. You can also eat 100-200 above maintenance and work out but it's slower than bulking/cutting.

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