Introduction: Hostel life is a beautiful medley of different cultural backgrounds and ambiences. The study reveals that hostel life affects the standard, ways of living of students, and because of this, they become more punctual, independent, social, realistic, sharp and disciplined. Objective: To find out health-related lifestyles among University students. Methodology: The study was conducted at Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan, Pakistan. To fulfil the purpose of this research work, the researcher tried to approach those students who were living in hostels at BahauddinZakariya University, Multan. A sample of 150 respondents (Umar Hall (25), Abu Bakr Hall (25), Usman Hall (25), Ayesha Hall (25), Amna Hall (25), Hajra Hall (25) were collected by using simple random sampling. Keeping in view the quantitative method, a questionnaire was derived and delivered to 150 male and female hostel dwellers of Bahauddin Zakariya University to find out their health status depending upon their lifestyles. The data were analyzed by using Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS). After it, T-test and ANOVA test were applied. Results: The study reported that unhealthy nutritional behaviour, terrible sleep conduct, physical inactivity, obesity, smoking and use of drugs are a great deal worse. Living alone affected the health-related lifestyle of students living in hostels. Hostels put a negative as well as positive impact on the life of students to make them active, alert, mercurial and lazy. Conclusion: Living in hostels creates individual__ampersandsignrsquo;s issues such as the use of drugs and narcotics etc. Eating habits are based upon the availability of some specific food items thus affecting their health. The study suggests that proper training and awareness of good and bad, beneficial and non-beneficial can help them to prevent themselves from malnutrition and non-communicable diseases.