Yes, it is absolutely possible to go for higher studies after completing a B.Voc. in Industrial Tool Manufacturing. B.Voc. programs, being primarily designed as skill-focused curriculums yielding ready competencies to be applied directly in industries, also have served as the foundation for further academic engagement. Most universities run post-graduation courses in the form of M.Tech, M.Sc., or MBA, which have candidates with a B.Voc. background, considering eligibility criteria are met. For instance, if you are interested in advanced engineering or technology management, then M.Tech in Manufacturing Engineering or a similar field would be a natural progression.
You can also look at management-oriented courses like MBA or specialized degrees in industrial design, automation, or materials science, based on your interests. One also should check the admission requirements for those programmes of interest, as some programs require a certain amount of theoretical understanding or supplementary qualifications. However, one could gain a great amount of the practical experience during the B.Voc. course and use it in further studies and research. Many institutions also offer flexible learning pathways for students with vocational backgrounds and hence access higher studies while allowing the employability of knowledge and skills the trainees gain from the industry.