All the degrees you mentioned are needed in the industry though for PE and PG, the demand is much higher as not a lot of people are taking this degrees so the competition to get a job is much less as compared to mechanical engineering.

Both of you... don't expect people to spoon-fed.. Please refer to previous thread V3 or V4 and get the information from there.. Not sure what is Surveying Sc course is all about so can't advise much, can advise if similar to Quantity Survey (QS). As for Civil, subject static, solid mechanic, structural are in your course, so you can venture to structural engineering.. 

As for conclusion, if you are fresh graduate with flying colour result + good SPM result.. chance to enter oil & gas as graduate trainee or junior is high.. if not, you need to join oil & gas/Sub-con, gain your knowledge and experience, before join big player..

History of your excellently maybe... 

hmm i think some still ask for it, i was asked for it when i joined the mnc comp im at now.

yup... kuli only...

EPCC FPSO... 

Errkkk ... bro .. insyaallah. Now aiming for 7 digit annual salary for my next opportunity ... hopefully everything goes well.

Bro Azraeil, are you coming back to Msia for that luxurious 7-digit annual salary?

Ps: how's ramadhan over there this year bro? fasting time got longer & longer eh?

Err, I think you misunderstood me, I went to a US University and when we say major, it means that's the area you are studying for a degree. So if you have a degree in PE, then your major is PE, my Major or my degree was in Geology etc etc ....

I have a BSc.

Oil company/operating company..i.e petronas,shell etc...

In Malaysia.. Main Client is Petronas.. And follow by Profit Sharing Company like Murphy Oil, Shell, Talisman, Petrofac, Newfield, Nippon Oil, Carigali Hess.

I had been applying for oil and gas jobs since 2009 until now no success, 20++ interviews but no success. one of the company i've interviewed this HR gave me advice to get a strong endorsement a.k.a 'cable besor' so chance u get employed higher and brighter. aiyooo

its better if you do ur degree in pettroleum engineering or chemical engineering ...its easier to get into O &g with these two major.

What was your diploma in? If it's in Geoscience then continue with that, if not, maybe you can also look at Petroleum Engineering.

Demand for both are the same.

if outdoors is your cup of tea and you love rocks/history of our planet earth, then go for it. UTP itself is already a branded name, dunno why people kept saying even monash msia, notts msia more "prestigous" than UTP, all utter nonsense.