M.Tech

You can go for VIT, SRM and LPU University.

You need to prepare for Graduate Record Exam (GRE), if you are planning to do MS or M.Tech in USA, Canada, Australia, UK and Ireland. You should enquire well about the present scenario prevailing in the country. I mean about the job opportunities because grass will be greener on one side and darker on the other so, make a wise decision and make a final decision and work hard and focus on your goal.
Best of luck.

Job experience is not mandatory for seeking admission in MS abroad. Some universities may give preference to experienced students over fresh graduates.

My suggestion to you would be to consider your interest first. To make it simple for you if you want to stay in technical domain, you should go for ME/M-tech as if you will go for MBA, most of the technical stuffs would be almost useless. On the other hand, M-Tech/ME is good if you have planned to go for Research I.e PhD in future and have a good interest in Research and Academics as well.
Secondly, MBA+BE/B-Tech is a good combination for jobs point of view. So, take a decision after considering both the things.

IISc, Bangalore is the best institute for M.Tech in Bangalore.

Petroleum Engineering is a niche field of engineering with large scope in PSUs. If you are interested in Petroleum engineering, then its a good career option and M.Tech PE will pay you well in long run.

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If you feel you can contribute further to the growing world of technology after the completion of an M.Tech, M.Tech may be preferred. If you are confident of your skills as a manager, wish to jump to some middle or higher management level and the aim to climb the corporate ladder then MBA is not a bad choice.

Both are good options, if done from a good institute. You may also have to do a job in banking sector or real estate sector. You may never know where you may get placed from college. But, nevertheless MBA is a pretty good option after engineering, if you want to have a good career opportunities as well as quick growth.

Check out the links for details :
https://engineering.shiksha.com/me-mtech-in-mechanical-engineering-in-bangalore-categorypage-2-59-587-0-0-278-106-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock