MBA in India

You should look at final placement reports of various colleges where companies that offer a role in UAE may be coming for recruitment. You can also look for companies where there is a high probability that you might be shifted to UAE after some work experience. After this, you will be able to target the colleges of your choice.

No, it doesn't require to have experience for doing MBA after bachelors.

Both study in India and study abroad have pros and cons. Pros for study abroad: Better infrastructure, more opportunities and better exposure. You develop a world view. You must go for education abroad (US, Canada, Australia) if you have the funds and get admission to a well ranked university. Cons for study abroad: Much expensive as compared to study in India and living far away from home.
Pros for education in India: economical education, living closer to home. Cons: Inadequate infrastructure and limited opportunities. Weigh all factors before deciding.

Hello Maria!
The cut-offs of all top colleges through CAT exam is generally 95+ percentile. So, you cannot get a good college with a low score of 75-80 percentile. And the colleges you might get at that score won't be good choices for pursuing MBA.

IIM and Christ University are good colleges.

It depends on where you do MBA.
If you do it from an A grade college, you will surely have great companies in your campus to recruit you.
Also, the jobs in finance in India are:-
1. Financial sales
2. Back off /knowledge process outsourcing
3. Middle office / consulting