In Jainism, “Agarwal” is a community (jati) and gotra is a family/clan name, mainly used for social/marriage identity – it does not change by being Digambar or Shwetambar.

Traditional Agarwal (Agrawal) community – including many Digambar Agarwal Jains – is said to have 18 main gotras. They are usually listed like this (spellings can vary):

1. Garg
2. Goyal (Goel)
3. Singhal
4. Mungil / Mangal (regional variation)
5. Tayal
6. Taral
7. Kamal
8. Vachhil / Bansal–type variants in some lists
9. Airan (Aeron)
10. Dhalan
11. Chintal
12. Mittal
13. Hiwal / Hiwale
14. Kidhal
15. Harha
16. Kachhil
17. Pukhanya
18. (Some traditions count a closely related sub‑branch to complete 18; names and counting style differ by region.)

Key points for Digambar Agarwal Jains:

• Your gotra is the same Agarwal gotra your family has (Garg, Goyal, Mittal, etc.).
• Digambar is your Jain sect, not a gotra; it doesn’t change your ancestral gotra.
• Within Jain dharma, gotra is social, not a measure of spiritual level or eligibility for moksha.

For a simple explanation of how “Agarwal Jain” fits within Jainism (not as a separate sect), you can read more here