Medicine

Hello, First of all, State Quota depends on two factors, where did you do your schooling and secondly, in which state you want to take admission. Every state has its own different criteria to take admission.
1- Delhi domicile rules for NEET counseling:
To be eligible for the 85 Percent state quota seats in Delhi colleges for MBBS admission, students must have passed 10+2 from any school in Delhi NCR, schools are affiliated with CBSE boards, ICSE boards, or JMI.
2- Bihar domicile rule for NEET counseling. To be eligible for the 85 percent state quota seats in Bihar for MBBS courses. A) Students whose parents are residents of Bihar or refugees settled in Bihar. B) Students whose parents may belong to another state but they are employed with Bihar Government. C) Students whose parents were working with the Bihar Government, before the creation of Jharkhand, and whose services are transferable to either Bihar or the Jharkhand Government. D) Students whose parents are employed by the Central government, PSUs, and State undertakings, are posted in Bihar.

It is difficult to answer accurately in the absence of your category and home state data, but you may have a chance to get admission to government medical colleges (GMC) with 590 marks. According to previous year's cutoff data for GMCs, if you belong to the general category, you need to score more than 600 marks in NEET to get admission to most colleges. If you have a category-based exemption like OBC or SC, then you may get admission with a score above 550. Still, some medical colleges can provide admission to the open category by way of a stray vacancy round with a score less than 600. For instance, you may get admission to the Atal Bihar Vajpayee Government Medical College. Also, with category-based exceptions, you may easily get admission to the government medical college of your home state. For example, if you belong to Maharashtra, you may get admission to the Government Medical College in Nagpur.