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The admission process and fees for LLB programs can vary depending on the specific institution and country where you are looking to study. However, in general, here is some information that may be helpful:
Admission Process:
1. Eligibility: To be eligible for admission to an LLB program, you typically need to have completed a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate score of 50%.
2. Entrance Exams: Many law schools or universities require you to take an entrance exam, such as CLAT, LSAT, AILET, or others, as part of the admission process. These exams test your aptitude for the study of law.
3. Application: You will need to submit an application to the institution you wish to attend, which will include your academic transcripts, entrance exam scores (if required), and other documents as specified by the institution.
4. Interview: Some institutions may require you to appear for an interview as part of the selection process.
Fees:
LLB program fees can vary significantly depending on the country and the institution. In general, law school fees tend to be higher than other undergraduate programs. You can expect to pay anywhere from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars per year in tuition fees. In addition to tuition fees, you may also need to pay for other expenses such as books, supplies, accommodation, and living expenses.
It is recommended that you research specific institutions and their admission processes and fees to get a more accurate understanding of what to expect.

Thermal engineering scope : Thermal engineers are required in the industries/companies that manufactures heat exchangers, A.C.s, Refrigerator, etc. They can also work in thermal power plants and hydro-electric power plant. Career option in teaching field is also available for the candidates having postgraduate degree in thermal engineering.
Professionals of this field are generally recruited by the production firms. You can also get teaching jobs in various reputed universities and colleges.
After pursuing a degree in this field, you can easily find job opportunities in various areas like Engineering Equipment Industries, Nuclear Power Stations, Pollution Control Agencies, Space Research Organization, Oil Exploration and Refining, Thermal Power Stations, Energy Conservation Department, etc.
Industrial engineering scope : Usually Industrial Engineering course is most effective at master of engineering (M.Tech) level. Industrial engineers are suitable for any type of industry, right from manufacturing to planning, consultancy to software, logistics to supply chain management. There is big opportunity for higher education in Industrial engineering in the field of supply chain management, Operation research, Inventory management and Intellectual properties rights. All manufacturing and engineering companies offer jobs to Industrial engineers. TATA (all sectors, Motors, Steel, Communications etc), Reliance Industries ltd., Maruti Udyog, and thousands of other companies in India including TCS, Infosys, Wipro Including Government originations like Railway, BSNL, ONGC, ISRO and DRDO are the major recruiters.
Manufacturing Engg. scope : When you have a B.E. in manufacturing engineering, you can serve the industry as manufacturing engineer or can join a masters degree program in India or abroad or can appear for competitive exams like civil services. So the opportunities are enormous for a manufacturing engineering graduate. To sum up, one can say, manufacturing engineering is an evergreen field.
The services of a manufacturing engineer are sought in all industries producing goods- from automobiles, and boats, and airplanes, to electronic goods and educational toys, to food and clothing. A manufacturing engineer must have eyes for details, he / she need to be a team worker, both with engineers and others outside engineering departments. A Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree is minimum eligibility criteria for entry-level positions of manufacturing engineer.

Mechanical engineering scope : Mechanical engineering is the evergreen branch among all other branches of engineering. They deal with the concepts of mechanics, thermodynamics, robotics, kinematics, structural mechanics, fluid mechanics, power sector, refrigeration, air conditioning sector and aerospace. There is a great scope of mechanical engineering now-a-days. It is expanding beyond its boundaries and more of interdisciplinary in nature. It is one of the oldest branches of engineering. This field of engineering is the broadest of all engineering fields, job prospects on offer for skilled engineer are plenty and unending. They can find employment in both government as well as private sector. Mechanical engineers are required to design, test, manufacture, install, operate and maintain a wide array of machines and mechanical systems that are used in industries. There is a great scope of job avenues for mechanical engineers in India. Few of them are listed below:
1. Aerospace industry : For R&D, manufacturing & maintenance of air crafts.
2. Automotive industry : For designing, manufacturing, distributes and perform marketing of motor vehicles.
3. Chemical industry : In chemical industry, they covers the oil companies, chemical manufactures and the business to build new chemical plants or to develop new process technologies.
4. Construction industry : For designing and building the infrastructure and buildings and its services like heating and ventilation.
5. Defence industry : in defence industry, they provide the equipment and provide support and services to the armed forces.
6. Material and metal industry : Mechanical engineer performs the activities which include developing new material and manufacturing components or end products.
7. Rail industry : In rail industry, the role of mechanical engineer is to design, construct, manage and maintain the rail system component from train and tracks to electrical power system and train control system.
8. Utilities industry : In this field of industry, they help to supply the power, water, waste material and telecom. For thermal, Industrial and Manufacturing, Please read the answer of your previous question.

As an Electronics and Telecommunication engineer, various opportunities are there. An electronics engineer can get a job in Central Government, State Governments and their sponsored corporations in public enterprises and the private organizations like All India Radio, Indian Telephone Industries, MTNL, National Physical Laboratories, AIR, Civil Aviation Department; Post and Telegraph Department; Co-ordination Department, National Physical Laboratory, Bharat Electronics Limited, Development Centers in various States etc. Dealing in manufacture, sales and services of electronics consumer goods and appliances. Electronics engineers are also absorbed into the entertainment transmission industry, research establishments, and defense. They can also take up teaching and research in one of the many engineering colleges in India or abroad. They can also be employed by private companies manufacturing radio equipment and electronics such as Sony, Samsung etc. In Ministry of Communication, All India Radio, DD. In information and broadcasting sectors, railways, police, BSF, CRPF and defense related organizations. In research organisation like ISRO and can take up teaching as professor of communications in educational institutes.