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What is the pH range for pI values of nonpolar and polar neutral amino acids?

From pH 5.1 to 6.3.

What happens to Alanine when its pH level is above and below its pI level of 6?

It loses and gains electrons respectively.

Where is an amino acid said to be when its positive and negative charges are overall neutral?

At its isoelectric point