Question

why magnet does not have more than two pol​

Answer 1

Answer:

The so-called “poles” of a permanent magnet are simply the places on the surface of the magnet where the looping field lines emerge from, and re-enter into, the magnetic material. ... You cannot have a magnet with more than two poles. Those multipole fields are generated by multiple coils arranged in some particular ways.

Answer 2

through magnet each have a North Pole and a South Pole , according to the laws of physics , there's no real why monopole couldn't exit

if u want to understand nicely then here's u can understand by experiment

if u cut a magnet in two and u just end up with two smaller magnets , u will see each with North and South Pole

hope it's help u