Yes, if you secure admission to a medical college based on your NEET qualification with 428 marks and a rank of 325466, the college will typically provide you with a **bonafide certificate**, which is essential for applying for an education loan.

A bonafide certificate is a document issued by the institution confirming that you are a genuine student enrolled in the college. This certificate is required by banks to process education loans as it serves as proof of your admission.

Here’s the general process:

1. **Admission Confirmation**: Once your admission is confirmed, approach the college administration or the registrar's office to request a bonafide certificate.

2. **Application for Bonafide Certificate**: You may need to submit a written application or fill out a form provided by the college to request the certificate. Ensure you mention that it’s for the purpose of an education loan.

3. **Provide Necessary Documents**: The college might ask for your admission letter and other documents to process the request.

4. **Submission to the Bank**: Once you receive the bonafide certificate, you can submit it to the bank along with other necessary documents to apply for your education loan.

Most medical colleges readily issue this certificate, as education loans are common for students pursuing medical degrees.