There is no single “Jain community” that uses Ambe Mata as Kuldevi for all Jains. Kuldevi is family- or gotra-specific and varies by lineage, region, and sect (Shwetambar or Digambar).

What is commonly seen:

• Some Jain families (especially in Rajasthan and among Oswal/Dugar lineages) may worship Ambe Mata as a Kuldevi in certain gotras, but this is not universal. Other Jain families in the same region might revere different Kuldevis such as Chamunda, Sachiya Mata, Ambika, Padmavati, or Chakreshwari, depending on their tradition. You should check your own family’s tradition, vahivat/patrika, or elder trustees for the exact Kuldevi. You can read more about how Kuldevi works in Jain families here.

Notes:

• Shwetambar and Digambar traditions may list different Kuldevis for the same gotra in different lineages, and many families keep Ambika, Padmavati, or Chakreshwari as Shasan Devis rather than as strict Kuldevi. For a precise answer, identify your gotra and family derasar records. You can read more about Kuldevi practices in Jain communities here.

If you share your gotra or town of origin and whether your family follows Shwetambar or Digambar practice, I can point to the most likely Kuldevi for your lineage.