In Jain scriptures, the nakshatra (birth star) of all 24 Tirthankaras is not given as an authorised, standard list.

What we do have in authentic Jain tradition are mainly:

• Their Panch Kalyanak (five great events)
• The tithis (lunar dates) of these Kalyanaks
• Their janmabhumi (birth places), gotra, icons, etc.

But:

• The Agamas (Śvetāmbara canon) and the main Digambar scriptures do not give a complete, agreed list of “nakshatra of each Tirthankar”.
• Whatever lists you may see in some modern books or on the internet are usually based on Hindu/Jyotish tradition or later calculations, not on original Jain canonical texts.
• Different sources sometimes disagree, which itself shows it is not a firmly established Jain scriptural fact.

So, from the point of view of shuddha Jain dharma:

• Focusing on the guṇa (qualities), charitra (conduct) and updesh (teachings) of the Tirthankaras is essential.
• Their nakshatra is not an important or necessary part of Jain spiritual practice and is not scripturally central.

Therefore, I cannot honestly give you a single, “correct Jain list” of nakshatras for all 24 Tirthankaras, because such a list is not clearly and uniformly preserved in authentic Jain scriptures.