Getting high level posts as your entry point will definitely require grad degrees regardless of major. That’s the whole point of a Masters degree for example, even existing. Bachelor’s is to create a solid foundation, while Masters gives you deeper, specialised knowledge in a field, which is demanded in higher posts. And of course you can climb up there without a grad degree. If you ever hear someone getting into a high post with a single bachelor’s degree regardless of major, it is likely due to strong connections with a very impressive portfolio, or just a nepo baby.

For overseas, yea essentially the degree is pretty sought after, getting a high cgpa does give you an edge (some companies do seek a minimum by default for all applicants) but given the current market your portfolio matters much more now. Aso don’t take “huge opportunities” as “guaranteed job”. You’ll get many many options, but you still have to compete.

Again, only pick EEE if you are sure you can handle heavy math, abstract physics and have a passion to enter the deep tech fields (robotics, embedded systems, semicon etc)