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Have you gone to the IITs or checked the data of people who Crack UPSC or other entrance exams? Most of them do come from well-off families. For 1 son of a rickshaw puller who cracks UPSC, there are 1000 others who come from peak privileged families and this is bound to happen. For any competitive exams no matter which kind of skill they test, the priviledged gets access to better facilities and so are better equipped. Of course if you had this much sense in your brain you would have cracked CLAT and not cry on LI.
How can this be a metric of greatness of an University bro? I believe AILET does requires logical reasoning, use it bro.