Let me barge in in this interesting debate and put down my two cents too.

it is a universal truth that  --

a. good schools prepare students to face the world better.
b. good schools have adequate procedures for placement of its students in some of the best schools around the world. This could be achieved through preparation, exams, tests and counselling.
c. those who did not have access to such organized preparation to come to a school in the usa are simply jealous of others' success, especially if you spent half your lives teaching in a private school in kathmandu, frustrated, often not respected by your own students, or even due to salary/wage issues.
c. those who did foster excellent values even after attending some of the most ill-equipped schools in the country in terms of teachers, infrastructure, books etc. do not complain that some brothers and sisters who went to good schools such as RBS are doing well in life. I have seen them compete neck-and-neck with all others, even those who went to best schools in the usa and uk.
d. while everyone has the right to give a shot at everything best that is out there (good schools, good gals, beautiful gals, handsome boys, you name it), only those who did adequate planning encounter the path of least resistance. but the truth is, the degree of gripe and jealousy against students like those from RBS is directly proportional to the magnitude of adversities other "toray-lahurays" encountered in their lives. but it cheers me up that not all of them are jealous. you will find gem of people once in a while in there too.
e. fake certificates and recos? in nepal you can make seals and certificate for a few hundred rupees. it is the value in you as a person that should say no to these cheating means and come out of the crass attitude of trying to accomplish things the wrong way. you are allowed to fail. learn to fail honorably.
f. with that being said, sabaiko bhalo hos, suru chai ma bata hos...lol!
cheers!