I would suggest you preferring Production/Industrial Technology at any of the top 10 NITs above Mechanical Engineering at IIIT Jabalpur.

Production Engineering is one of the most structured and student oriented branches. It has courses ranging from Operations Research, Optimization and Analytics, to core courses including TQM, Six Sigma and Production Control. You will have the rare opportunity of experiencing certain critical courses which are again taught during an MBA, hence you get an slight insight of an MBA School.Production Engineering is one of the branches where yoi have the flexibility to develop interest in whichever field you like. You might become an Operations Manager at a Top FMCG like P&G or Unilever, you might become a Business Analyst at MuSigma or Flipkart or you might be a Software Developer at Amazon. Its curriculum basically gives you enough time to practice and learn new skills and technologies. Most of the companies recruiting Mechanical Engineers also open for Production Engineers at Top NITs.

Companies like Tata Motors, Vedanta, Optum, ITC, HUL and Schlumberger specifically open for Production Engineers.

All the Best.