Hello there, your university grade will be a factor if you want to get employed, but it won't be the only requirement. I work in recruitment sector and most graduates that will be employed quickly are those with CGPA between 2.75 and 3.5. 2.6 is not that bad but it is not great either, my advice would be study a bit harder and try to get your grade up at least abouve 2.8, I am a Mechanical Engineering graduate and by the end of 3rd year my CGPA was 2.68 but I worked hard and by the end of my campus life it was 2.96. I am writting you all this because I was in your shoe, I was one of the top students coming from highschool but I didn't perform well in my firat 3 years of campus... you can do it. Trust your self. Good luck.