Pakistan is a culturally diverse country and possesses a wide range of subcultural groups i.e. Punjabi, Pathan, Baluchi, Sindhi, Kashmiri, and Muhajirs. These groups have norms and values in their own practical lives. These norms affect lifestyles of groups. Students in universities belong to different provinces and have different cultural values. The students of different ethnic groups spread their social, cultural and political ideologies within the university’s campus. This research was an attempt to explore the experiences of student’s cartels, and how they overcome their problems. The research identified how students run through the acculturation process, and modify their behaviours regarding other ethnic groups. The present research was carried out in four selected universities i.e. National Textile University, Faisalabad, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, PMAS ARID, Rawalpindi and International Islamic university, Islamabad. A sample of 352 students belonging to various ethnic groups was drawn using Yaki GAMINI sampling test. The findings of inferential statistics showed that Pathan, Sindhi and Punjabi ethnic groups had more accommodation and acculturation level, while Balti and Kashmiri students had a less adjustment level in accommodation and acculturation.
