The historic monument 'Jal Mahal' in Jaipur consists of five structural storeys. How many storeys typically remain submerged under water? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The historic monument 'Jal Mahal' in Jaipur consists of five structural storeys. How many storeys typically remain submerged under water?

A. Four storeys

B. Three storeys

C. Two storeys

D. One storey

Answer: Option A

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

When the Man Sagar Lake is completely full, exactly four storeys of the Jal Mahal remain submerged underwater, leaving only the top floor visible.

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