Finance

In India, a lot of college for MBA in Banking and Finance.
Kaizen School of Business Management (KSBM) ,Mumbai
Academy of Maritime Education & Training,Chennai
NMIMS University, Mumbai
Chennai Business School (CBS),Chennai
Pillai's Institute of Management Studies & Research (PIMSR), Panvel
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU),Delhi/NCR
Panjab University - University Institute of Applied Management Sciences (UIAMS),Chandigarh
Symbiosis School of Banking Management (SSBM), Pune
National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM),Pune
International School of Business Management (ISBM), BhubaneswarBhubaneswar
DBM - Dr. D.Y. Patil University, Navi Mumbai
Indraprastha University School of Management Studies - New DelhiBongaigaon
Jain School of Business - Hyderabad,Hyderabad
SCMS Business School, Cochin
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM A)
Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIM C)
Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIM B)
Xaviers Labour Research Institute Jamshedpur (XLRI)
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai (JBIMS)
These are the top college for MBA.
All the best.

Hello Monisha,
There are many good colleges for MBA (Finance) in India, top most being IIMs (ABC), XLRI (Jamshedpur), NMIMS, Symbiosis etc. which do have good companies for their placements. You can definitely go through these colleges' websites and placement reports to get more information as per your requirements.
Once you enter a reputed MBA insitute, honestly, PCB or commerce background doesn't matter much for the final placements. MBA institutes consider a mix batch of students from varied fields.In the end, everybody gets at par with knowledge of every aspect of the corporate world, covered during the MBA course. Hence, focussing on the entrance exams and clearing different rounds of the institutes you aim for, is the foremost step you should work upon to pursue the degree.

I would say that MBA in finance prepares you as a general management graduate. Whereas, in the real world, you need to work in a core finance environment. You will be competing against CA's, M.Sc Finance and CFA's. It would be really hard to sustain without lack of core competence. In order to achieve or inculcate this core competence, you should not aim for certifications after MBA but you should do it along with your MBA so that once you get into the real world, you are fully prepared. The most famous certification in the market right now is CFA. With dedication, you can easily clear CFA Level 1 in the college itself. Later on, after MBA, you can go for CFA Level 2 and after some years of experience, CFA Level 3. FRM is another certification which you can look for and there are many more. But I would suggest that you go for CFA Level 1 along with MBA.
Best of luck.