Nothing is impossible, but is it probable?
Here’s a newer grid (using 2015 MCAT scores) of the table IWBB posted above.
https://www.aamc.org/download/321508/data/factstablea23.pdf
Matriculant GPA/MCAT grid broken by ethnicity.
https://www.aamc.org/download/321498/data/factstablea18.pdf
And here’s one broken by state of residence.
https://www.aamc.org/download/321502/data/factstablea20.pdf
Successful NY state applicants had mean MCAT score of 511.5; a mean sGPA of 3.63 and a mean overall GPA of 3.68.
Are you planning on applying to osteopathic medical schools?
I strongly suggest even if you blow the doors off on your MCAT with 515+, you still put in some applications to DO programs. Maybe 15 MD programs where your stats are competitive, including all your in-state publics, plus another 8-12 applications for osteopathic medical schools.
ETA matriculant data from AACOMAS for DO programs
Mean sGPA 3.45
Mean GPA 3.55
Mean MCAT 503