He made it to the USA at 19 and now he is 30 something, after a decade and 60 k later, that guy still has some major growing up to do.
Formal degrees from colleges should have instilled in him a sense of inadequacy of 'formal education' and respect for people from all walks of life.
With I'm de facto smarter than DV winners and asylum seekers ( that insinuate his false sense of entitlement), hence I should be rewarded most attitude, he has failed to realize the quintessential ingredient of American Exceptionalism.
With this attitude, he won't survive in IT. He is probably better off going back to Nepal and enjoying his inheritance while it lasts, or grow up and realize that learning is a lifelong process, often without piece of paper formalizing it.

My 2 cents.