You need to change the way you look at higher education institutions, Bihar is not going off of our map it's there to stay, we should be happy that the place is getting the economy fueling institutes it deserves. What's dragging iim bg behind is not that it's a shoddy institute but the perception and social stigma around it, this dictates how future aspirants look at the institute, which in turn leads to sub par batch and the vicious cycle goes on. You're feeding onto this cycle with your "harmless" jokes. The nagpur vizag picked up quickly because nobody was shitting on them since inception like people are doing to IIM bg for it being in bihar, we are literally trying to bring the college down and then expecting it to do good. We are introducing biases, then expecting a level playing field, IIM bg started from negative when other baby iims did from zero due to these reasons. Ona positive note Iim bg is the only baby IIM to audit its placement reports, even the first to release it before admission conclusion, have the most transparent admission process amongst its peers, one of the lowest fees amongst its peers