The school shortlist would be contingent on your test score, but from a prelim analysis you can add McCombs to your list since it does a pretty good job in roles relating to the O&G, Power and Energy industries. Even Kelley maybe a good bet given their strengths in Supply Chain and Ops, so quite a few roles in those functions in the MBA program. Honestly, general industry roles withing manufacturing tend to be scarce for international students given the challenges around immigration and visa sponsorships so companies tend to prefer domestic students for a lot of these roles. Since O&G, Power are national assests these companies are not open to international students, your best bet from a career standpoint would be to probably think about consulting and after spending a couple of years and getting past the H1B hurdle to think about a corporate role within the desired industry.
EU can be a good option for Energy work ex since there is a big pivot towards Clean Energy / Sustainability and hence multiple opportunities are opening up within the ecosystem. Traditional large players like Shell, BP, RWE, Total etc are heavily focusing on their clean energy shift and hence there are opportunities for MBA graduates to explore careers within these domains.

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Interesting. How does one get interviewed for GSB yet get rejected at Booth?