I’m not fully sure what you mean by “what dikhshartis are given,” because this phrase can mean different things in different contexts.

In Jain tradition, the word you might be referring to is:

• Dīkshārthī (दीक्षार्थी) – the person who is going to take dikshā (become a sadhu/sadhvi, shravak dikshā, aryika, etc.).
• Sometimes people also say “dīkshā-ritis” informally to mean the different rituals/steps done during dikshā.

To give you the right Jain answer, I need to know what exactly you want:

1. Are you asking:

- What types of dikshā are there? (e.g., muni dikshā, āryikā dikshā, shravak dikshā, kshullak, etc.) or

1. Are you asking:

- What rituals / vows / processes are given to a dīkshārthī during dikshā?

Please reply with which of these you want (1 or 2), or explain a bit more, and I’ll give a clear, simple Jain answer.