In Jainism, the concept of "90 aatma in moksh" refers to the tradition that there are 90 liberated souls (siddhas) from Bharat Kshetra (our region of the universe) in the current descending half-cycle (Avasarpini). These souls have attained moksha and reside eternally in Siddhashila. The list of these 90 souls is well-known among Jain scholars and is often recited for inspiration.

The 90 Siddhas (Nav Tirthankara Aatma) in Moksha:

1. 24 Tirthankaras (from Rishabhdev to Mahavir Swami)
2. 11 Gandhars (chief disciples of Mahavir Swami)
3. 14 Sthavirs (prominent monks)
4. 16 Shravaks (exemplary laypersons)
5. 9 Shravikas (exemplary laywomen)
6. 16 other elevated souls (completing the list)

Here is an overview of these names:

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24 Tirthankaras:

1. Shri Rishabhdev
2. Shri Ajitnath
3. Shri Sambhavnath
4. Shri Abhinandan Swami
5. Shri Sumatinath
6. Shri Padmaprabhu
7. Shri Suparshvanath
8. Shri Chandraprabhu
9. Shri Pushpadant
10. Shri Sheetalnath
11. Shri Shreyansnath
12. Shri Vasupujya Swami
13. Shri Vimalnath
14. Shri Anantnath
15. Shri Dharmanath
16. Shri Shantinath
17. Shri Kunthunath
18. Shri Aranath
19. Shri Mallinath
20. Shri Munisuvrat Swami
21. Shri Naminath
22. Shri Neminath
23. Shri Parshvanath
24. Shri Mahavir Swami

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11 Gandhars (Chief Disciples of Mahavir Swami):

1. Gautam Swami
2. Agnibhuti
3. Vayubhuti
4. Vyakta
5. Sudharma Swami
6. Mandikaputra
7. Mauryaputra
8. Akampit
9. Achalbhrata
10. Metarya
11. Prabhasa

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14 Sthavirs (Prominent Monks):

1. Arya Sudharma
2. Arya Jambu Swami
3. Arya Vishnu
4. Arya Nandimitra
5. Arya Aparajita
6. Arya Govardhan
7. Arya Bhadrabahu
8. Arya Sthulibhadra
9. Arya Vajraswami
10. Arya Skandila
11. Arya Mahagiri
12. Arya Suhastin
13. Arya Sthulibhadra
14. Arya Vajrasena

(Note: There may be variations in some lists.)

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16 Shravaks (Exemplary Laymen):

Some renowned shravaks (laymen) who attained moksha include:

1. Shalibhadra
2. Anathi Muni
3. Dhanavah
4. Sagar Chandra
5. Megh Kumar
6. Sanjay
7. Nandan Muni
8. Anand
9. Chandan Bala's Father
10. Chandan Bala's Brother

11–16. (The names of all 16 are not always listed; they are recognized in Jain literature.)

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9 Shravikas (Exemplary Laywomen):

Some renowned shravikas (laywomen) who attained moksha include:

1. Chandan Bala
2. Mrigavati
3. Kali
4. Sulochana
5. Rukmini
6. Vasant Sena

7–9. (Other names may vary based on tradition.)

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16 Other Siddha Souls:

These include additional exceptional monks, nuns, shravaks, and shravikas who achieved moksha, completing the total of 90.

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Note: The exact names, especially of the shravaks, shravikas, and the 16 other souls, can vary slightly between Jain texts and traditions (Shwetambar, Digambar, etc.). The above list gives the most commonly cited names and categories.

If you would like a detailed, scriptural list for a particular sect (Shwetambar or Digambar), please specify, and I'll provide as per that tradition.