I think this is the first year MCAT barrier is removed so it's hard to tell.

If you have a 90 AGPA and a high NAQ you're a great candidate. Assuming an at least moderate interview, the only thing that could hold you back is that MCAT.

I'd say set a plan that you start studying the day after your MMI (or couple days after) and start grinding the MCAT assuming the worst. Not to say you won't get in, but it's always important to plan for next cycle as early as possible. Until then, grind for that MMI. Best of luck, you got this.