Germany

EEE will be great if there is a combination of MBA with it. However, it would be better if you are looking for career in engineering organization because your engineering knowledge will be utilized fully and it would also be easy for you to manage because of your understanding in that particular work. As long as there are industries or companies that deal with EEE the job scale will always be existing.

Yes you should be able to practice it.

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Just a Bachelor's degree will help do much help in having a well-paying job. It important to keep I mind that when you move a different country many vital things come under count like food, clothing and shelter which are very basic. Also, there will savings that you will have to do. So it makes much sense to study further like Masters in your case and then apply for job. There are many universities that offer internships in the best universities which will further help you in job.

RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, TU Braunschweig, TU Darmstadt, TU Dresden, Leibniz University Hannover, KIT Karlsruhe, TU Munich, University Stuttgart, TU Freiberg are the universities in Germany for engineering.
Stanford University
Cornell University
Princeton University of Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of California Institute of Technology
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Illinois
University of Michigan
above are some of the universities in USA.

Here are some of the names of the universities in Germany:
Heidelberg University
RWTH Aachen University
Lbeck University
Written/Herdecke University
Magdeburg University
Munster University
Wrzburg University of Tubingen
University of Freiburg
Leipzig University
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For undergraduate programs, you will need German language proficiency but check the language of instruction on university websites. At least A2 level is required for most UG programs. You can also check this if it helps for your German language training:
https://www.goethe.de/ins/in/en/spr/kur/gia.html

Hi Priya,
Typically, you must complete your Bachelor's degree with more than 70%, have 2 years work experience, take the GMAT and IELTS for MBA in Germany. This criteria is same in many countries abroad.

It may be possible, you have to be a good student firstly and start applying for jobs during course completion. You should talk with the career or student support centre of the university in Germany, students can be placed or get a job anywhere depending on the market. For job procedures in the USA read about H1B visa process online. It's not an easy process now post Trump administration. Keep yourself updated with current affairs also.