Answer

Here is the order of the devas in Chapter 4 of the Tattvartha Sutra, under the four main subtitles: Bhavanavāsī, Vyantara, Jyotiṣka, and Vaimānika. ( jainworld.com)

Bhavanavāsī

There are 10 classes:

1. Asurakumāra
2. Nāgakumāra
3. Vidyutkumāra
4. Suparṇakumāra
5. Agnikumāra
6. Vātakumāra
7. Stanitakumāra
8. Udadhikumāra
9. Dvīpakumāra
10. Dikkumāra ( jainworld.com)

Vyantara

There are 8 classes:

1. Kinnara
2. Kimpuruṣa
3. Mahoraga
4. Gandharva
5. Yakṣa
6. Rākṣasa
7. Bhūta
8. Piśāca ( jainworld.com)

Jyotiṣka

There are 5 groups:

1. Sūrya
2. Candra
3. Graha
4. Nakṣatra
5. Prakirṇaka Tārakā, meaning scattered stars ( jainworld.com)

Vaimānika

Vaimānika devas are of two broad kinds: Kalpopapanna and Kalpatīta. The main order is:

1) The 16 Kalpas

1. Saudharma
2. Īśāna
3. Sanatkumāra
4. Māhendra
5. Brahma
6. Brahmottara
7. Lāntava
8. Kāpiṣṭha
9. Śukra
10. Mahāśukra
11. Śatāra
12. Sahasrāra
13. Anata
14. Prāṇata
15. Āraṇa
16. Ācyuta

2) The 9 Graiveyaka

1. Sudarśana
2. Amogha
3. Suprabuddha
4. Yaśodhara
5. Subhadra
6. Suviśāla
7. Sumanas
8. Saumanas
9. Pritikara

3) The 9 Anudīśa

1. Āditya
2. Arci
3. Arci-mālini
4. Vaira
5. Vairocana
6. Sauma
7. Saumrūpa
8. Arka
9. Sphatika

4) The 5 Anuttara

1. Vijaya
2. Vaijayanta
3. Jayanta
4. Aparājita
5. Sarvārthasiddhi ( jainworld.com)

Explanation

In Jain cosmology, devas are not one single group. Chapter 4 divides them into four major orders, and then further into subgroups within each order. This is why the chapter reads in a very structured sequence. ( jainworld.com)

Spiritual Understanding

This classification reminds us that even heavenly birth is still within saṃsāra. In Jain Dharma, the true goal is not simply to be born as a deva, but to move toward right faith, right knowledge, right conduct, and liberation. ( jainworld.com)

Takeaway

If you want, I can also turn this into a neat chart/table or give you the Sanskrit sutras verse by verse in the same order.