In Jainism, speaking simply:

1. There are two main kinds (sects) of Jains:

- Digambar – “sky‑clad” - Shwetambar – “white‑clad”

1. Within these two, there are further sub‑sects. Commonly known ones are:

Shwetambar sub‑sects: - Murtipujak (Deravasi) – worship idols in temples - Sthanakvasi – no idol worship, simple halls (sthanak) - Terapanthi – strict, organized, non‑idol‑worshipping group

Digambar sub‑sects (traditionally listed): - Bisapanthi - Terapanthi (Digambar) - Taranapanthi - Gumanapanthi ( jainknowledge.com)

So, in summary:

• 2 main kinds: Digambar and Shwetambar
• And several sub‑kinds within each, as above.

You can read a simple explanation of the main Jain sects here