Army Institute of Law

Exam, based on the general response, is considered to be medium in terms of difficulty. But nothing that couldn't be achieved with practice.

It isn't. You must have got to know by now that the total number of seats are 80. The distribution goes like 60 for Army wards, 16 for Punjab Civil Category and 4 for All India Civil category. The written exam is of 200 marks and without negative marking.
You will be giving the exam to secure one of the 4 seats. The written exam is not that tough but since the seats are limited, it can be a little challenging.

Yes, you are eligible, no such criteria mentioned in AIL's prospectus.

It is difficult to predict the cut-off, since it varies every year based on the highest score in the given year.

Yes, the grades are considered. Also, the marks of the best four selected subjects are also taken into account.

Hi Upasna,
No, you cannot migrate to Army Institute of Law. They do not accept Lateral entry.
Admission in B.A. LL.B. is through counselling based on the rank obtained in Entrance test conducted by the Army Welfare Education Society.
Thanks

There are 4 all India seats for civilians.

Total fees of 5 years is around Rs. 6,00,000. Including hostel and mess, it will cost you around Rs. 6,50,000.