You may be "qualified" but still remain "uneducated" like Kejriwal and Rahul Gandhi....and on the other hand PM Modi and Bill Gates with their "education" can be on top of the World even without having highly acclaimed "qualification"

"Qualification" may give you "degree/diploma" but "education" gives you "wisdom" .You may be  "Qualified" and having degrees/ diplomas from IIT/Cambridge  like Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal  but you may still be "uneducated" like them.On the other hand like Narendra Modi and Bill Gates, despite not being highly qualified and despite  not having highly acclaimed degrees/diplomas, you may still be at the top by virtue of your "education"

Arvind Kejriwal can't say, what was his rank in J.E..E(IIT admission test) because allegedly he got admission to IIT through Management quota of Jindals.And still he is flaunting his IIT Degree to slight PM Narendra Modi.

 There are so many IIT Graduates in the team/party of Narendra Modi. For example, Jayant Sinha, who on his own ability graduated with distinction from IIT Delhi and obtained M.B.A with distinction from prestigious Harvard.So is the case with present cabinet minister in Modi Govt, Shri Ashvini Vaishnav. He too passed out from IIT. We all know about Late Manohar Parrikar Ji, deceased ex Goa  CM, who too was an IITan. These are few names, I am citing but there are enough no. of  of IITans in politics today, who got into IITs on the basis of their ability and not on the basis of management quota as is the case of Arvind Kejriwal, however no body cheaply flaunts their IIT background as Arvind Kejriwal does just to slight others/his adversaries.

Anyway, one's IIT Background doesn't give one license to humiliate others publicly for not having the same.

One should understand and appreciate that getting good education  doesn't always depend upon your merit alone. In fact , In large number of cases, you get access to better education because you are more privileged than many others.Arvind Kejriwal must know that he was son of a man, who was in the management team of Corporate big wig of his time, Late OP Jindal and as a young child/ student , he was highly privileged and was in much better position to get access to better education. Today also, large number of students get admission to IIT not because they are the best but also because their parents can afford their expensive coaching for IIT entrance exam at Kota etc. Point is, If Arvind Kejriwal was  privileged and fortunate enough to get access to better education, does it mean he should be mocking at PM Narendra Modi for not being enough qualified like him? Before mocking at PM Narendra Modi, he should check his back ground. World knows, PM Narendra Modi had very humble background, who in his formative young days would assist his father in selling tea at Railway station to help both ends meet of their family. If with such humble background, whatever education Narendra Modi attained is good enough and he deserves kudos for the same instead of being mocked at .

May be Narendra Modi is not as "qualified" as Arvind Kejriwal but definitely he is more "educated" than Arvind Kejriwal. "Qualification" means "degrees" but "education" means "Wisdom", "Sanity", "Maturity", "empathy" free from "vanity" , "arrogance" typical of so called "qualified" people like Arvind Kejriwal.

May be Narendra Modi and Bill Gates, CEO of Microsoft are not enough "qualified" like Kejriwal but they are "educated" enough so that Bill Gates remains among the top in Corporate world globally and India's PM Narendra Modi remains  among the most powerful Heads of States globally.

On the other hand, despite Rahul Gandhi having degree/diplomas from highly acclaimed St Stephens College at Delhi and Cambridge in U.K. is lacking so much in "wisdom" that even his sister recently referred to him as "Pappu" . And so is the case of Arvind Kejriwal. Despite being an IITan, he exhibits not being "educated" enough and indulges in Pappu-ism quite often.Look at few instances of  "Pappu- ism" of Arvind Kejriwal despite having degree from IIT.