Cardiff University is a prestigious public research university, established in 1883. The university offers over 300 undergraduate and 200 postgraduate taught programs, with several other research courses. Most undergraduate degrees at Cardiff University span 3 to 4 years, while postgraduate taught courses typically last 1 year. Indian students applying for postgraduate programs need a bachelor’s degree with 55%-60%, while undergraduate applicants require 78%-81% in Standard XII (excluding Hindi and P.E.). English proficiency requirements vary by program, with IELTS scores ranging from 6.5 to 7.5, TOEFL iBT between 90 and 109, and PTE Academic scores from 69 to 80. Cardiff also accepts Indian Standard XII English (except from Punjab, Gujarat, and Haryana) with a minimum of 70%-75%. The annual tuition fees range from £18,700 to £25,500 for undergraduate programs and £19,450 to £30,200 for postgraduate courses in Cardiff University. Living costs are estimated at £10,809 for undergraduates (39 weeks) and £14,353 for postgraduates (52 weeks). Scholarships like the £5,000 India Scholarship and the Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship (£3,500-£10,000) help Indians reduce the costs. Around 95% of Cardiff graduates secure jobs or further education within 15 months, with employers like Airbus, HSBC, BT, and Microsoft offering salaries averaging £30,000-£40,000 per year, depending on the field.