In Jain cosmology, devas are commonly divided into 4 main classes, and each class has its own subtypes:

1) Bhavanavasi Devas

These are the dwelling devas. Their main subtypes are 10:

1. Asurakumara
2. Nāgakumara
3. Suvarṇakumara
4. Agnikumara
5. Vāyukumara
6. Vidyutkumara
7. Dvīpakumara
8. Udadhikumara
9. Dikkumara
10. Stanitakumara

2) Vyantara Devas

These are the wandering/intermediate devas. Their subtypes are 16:

1. Kinnara
2. Kimpurusha
3. Mahoraga
4. Gandharva
5. Yaksha
6. Rakshasa
7. Bhuta
8. Pisacha
9. Svara
10. Kanda
11. Tumburu
12. Narada
13. Shakha
14. Rākshasa-bheda type divisions in some traditions
15. Bhūta-bheda type divisions in some traditions
16. Pisacha-bheda type divisions in some traditions

Note: Different Jain textual traditions sometimes present the 16 Vyantara names with slight variation. The first 8 are the most commonly listed.

3) Jyotishka Devas

These are the celestial devas. Their subtypes are 5:

1. Sun
2. Moon
3. Planets
4. Stars
5. Comets / meteors

4) Vaimanik Devas

These are the heavenly devas. Their subtypes are usually described through their heavenly levels:

A. 12 Kalpas

1. Saudharma
2. Ishana
3. Sanatkumara
4. Mahendra
5. Brahma
6. Brahmottara
7. Lāntava
8. Kāpishtha
9. Shukra
10. Mahāshukra
11. Śatāra
12. Sahasrāra

B. 9 Graiveyaka heavens

1. Sudarshana
2. Amoghā
3. Suprabuddha
4. Yashodhara
5. Subhadrā
6. Suprabha
7. Anantā
8. Pranata
9. Aruna

C. 5 Anuttara heavens

1. Vijaya
2. Vaijayanta
3. Jayanta
4. Aparājita
5. Sarvārthasiddhi

So, in short:

• Bhavanavasi: 10 subtypes
• Vyantara: 16 subtypes
• Jyotishka: 5 subtypes
• Vaimanik: 26 heavenly divisions in total, grouped as 12 + 9 + 5

If you want, I can also give this in a simple table or in Gujarati/Hindi terms.