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Despite such progress, we have to be satisfied to be for larger biases by the Union Government toward the north such as greater tax devolution to repeatedly underdeveloped and corrupt states like UP and Bihar.
Like if u think about engineering, most of the good iits like iitm and nits like nit trichy, nit warangal, nit surathkal, nit calicut are in the south.
But in law most of the t1 nlus are in the north such as nlud, nujs, gnlu, nluj, etc.
Out of the top 10 NITs, maybe 3 are from south.
If the south as NALSAR and NLS, north has NLUD and NUJS.
This is fairly straightforward. It comes down to genetics and mindset. The average South Indian is diligent, hardworking, cultured and exposed to the anima of his birth and civilisation from his youth. This results in a centered individual who is focused on the future, eschews ostentation, and, uses the lessons from his cultural heritage to propel himself forward. They are frequently publicity shy and prefer to work in the background. As long as they continue getting paid and getting ahead, they don't really care about plaudits and pulpits.
The average North Indian on the other hand is a bit of country bumpkin. Even post independence, civilisation was slow to reach the North Indian hinterlands and their entire ethos seems steeped in lack of self-preservation and a true baniya mentality. The North Indian slavishly imitates the West and what is trending and hence has lost himself in the miasma of the now-culture and thus, does not have the benefit of heritage to centre himself. For this reason, the average North Indian in college is a bit of a blockhead/village dunce type of fellow. Party/Shawri/Daru/Sutta/Chukka/Bandi are enough for him and that is what makes him happy.
Far from me to say what is right and wrong, since I personally disdain such childish notions of right/wrong and morality. Hope this perspective helps. Thanks.