CMAC is an ever-increasing family of students, teachers, parents, etc. Every year some students move in this family and some move out to join the marketplace as CMAC ambassadors. Every member of this community is special. All CMAC students develop their own story of success and achievements while they carve a unique niche in the industry. To establish a link between the new and old members of the family CMAC organizes Alumni Café every Tuesday afternoon. Nostalgic visit down the memory lanes that is how pass outs view this program and glimpses of bright future is how current students view it.

Alumni café began this year with Kumar Kundan, 2003-2004 batch PGD in Journalism student. Kumar is presently working as a reporter with Total TV and he interacted with the students. He told them what the TV industry is all about.

During the orientation week CMAC also hosted Bhumika, 2003-2005 batch MJMC student, currently working as reporter with India TV. She had a lively interactive session with students about the challenges and opportunity in television media.

In the month of September, CMAC had alumni coming in every week to talk to the current students. On 12th September Ravi Garg (2002-2005 batch) working with Zee Business came to apprise the students with the functioning of a news channel with insights of the business news. He also motivated the students to do all the practical work assigned by the college as that doing that benefited them in the industry.

On September 19, Sumeet Kapila came to interact with the students. He is currently pursuing further studies in animation and working as graphic designer Young Angels a youth. Akshay Sharma came to interact with students. He is currently doing freelance work in Mumbai. He has prior experience of working with IBN-7 also. Akshay got very emotional about coming back to the college.

On September 26, CMAC students were desperately waiting to meet somebody who is well known and part of CMAC family: Piyush Pushpak, CNN-IBN Bihar correspondent. Piyush shared his cherished moments with CMAC. Piyush spoke to the students about the significance of changing with the time. He emphasized that though a reporter is king in a state but the pressure of working in a bureau is immense.