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And Orry knows shit. He is intelligent. He knows what stuff to say to create controversy, and also backs it up later (with his doppelgangers).
The objective of degrees & college education is to increase your chances of Success. Still it is a chance. For every IIT grad's startup burning millions, there will be a calm college dropout Nikhil Kamath minting pure 2000+ crore profit. That doesn't mean you will succeed by dropping out.
Think of it this way - if you know a Tier 1 is hiring at 18 LPA, so do 5000 other recent graduates. If you are competing for that spot, you are already screwed. But if you use your creatively to create your own job, then you are the first of a kind. Orry created his own job, Urfi created her own job (clout), however cringe or unsophisticated we may think they are. While we are laughing while sitting in our cubicles, they are laughing all the way to the bank.