Telecommunication

BITS Pilanu offers B.Tech Engineering Technology, a 7 semester Work integrated Learning Programme delivered online designed to provide a broad intellectual foundation and contemporary technologies while developing relevant engineering fundamentals, and introducing the important methods of technology practice. You may look for details of program at: http://www.bits-pilani.ac.in/uploads/WILP_Brochures/2016/B.Tech. Engineering Technology.pdf

You can join BSNL, Airtel and any telecom company.

I think it is possible in countries like Germany, Ireland and Canada. Some colleges in these countries won't ask for GMAT or GRE marks and they'll admit candidates with IELTS, Past academic performance and work experience (Mandatory).

You can wait for final rounds, where internal transfers happen and you can surely get IT as vacancy always opens up in the last round of admission.

Indian telecommunication industry is matured and has total of employment potentials because of its growth and changing technologies. MBA (Telecom) course is designed to provide mix of management and telecom technology knowledge and skills to have career in telecommunication industry.
The course is designed and well suited for electronics engineers. It is niche sector specific specialization of MBA, therefore job opportunities are lesser in comparison to marketing, HR, finance, etc. Experienced telecom professionals have potential for job abroad.

There are various PSUs and government companies in which electronic and telecommunication engineering jobs are offered. Some of them are BEL, DRDO, BARC, Indian Railways, Meteorological Dept, AAI, DMRC, etc. In order to get a job in most of these, you have to appear and clear the GATE exam. ISRO, DRDO, and BARC have separate exams for them. There are other PSUs too which require GATE exam.