AP MDM Rice, Jaggery & Ragi Powder Allotment Report 2026: Check School-Wise Status
Last Updated: September 2026
🍚 Check Allotment: School-Wise Rice, Jaggery & Ragi Powder | 📋 Official Portal: SCM AP
Introduction
The Andhra Pradesh Mid-Day Meal (MDM) Scheme, also known as the Dokka Seetamma PM POSHAN program, is a flagship initiative to provide nutritious meals to school children. As part of this scheme, the state government distributes Fortified Rice, Jaggery, and Ragi Powder to all government and aided schools across the state.
This article provides a comprehensive guide for Headmasters, teachers, and parents to check school-wise allotment details of rice, jaggery, and ragi powder. The allotment data is available through the official Supply Chain Management (SCM) Portal of the Andhra Pradesh government.
Table of Contents
Overview: AP MDM Rice, Jaggery & Ragi Powder Allotment
The Andhra Pradesh government, under the Dokka Seetamma PM POSHAN scheme, provides three key commodities to schools for the Mid-Day Meal program:
- Fortified Rice: A super fine variety of rice with high nutritional value, distributed in quintals (QTL).
- Jaggery: Used as a sweetener and nutritional supplement.
- Ragi Powder: Used to prepare Ragi Malt (Java), a nutritious drink rich in calcium and iron.
| Scheme Name | Dokka Seetamma PM POSHAN (AP MDM) |
| Commodities Allotted | Fortified Rice, Jaggery, Ragi Powder |
| Distribution Channel | AePDS – Fair Price Shops (Depots) |
| Report Level | District → Mandal/Depot → School/College Wise |
| Official Portal | scm.ap.gov.in |
| Data Available | Opening Balance, Section-wise Allotment, Closing Balance |
How to Check School-Wise MDM Allotment Online
Headmasters, teachers, and nodal officers can check the month-wise allotment report by following these simple steps:
- Visit the Official Portal: Go to the SCM AP report page: https://scm.ap.gov.in/scm/DispMDMSchoolPR
- Select Allotment Month: Choose the required month (e.g., January, February, etc.).
- Select Allotment Year: Choose the year (e.g., 2025, 2026, 2027).
- Select Your District: Click on your district name from the list.
- Select Your Mandal / Depot: Choose your mandal or depot name.
- Select Commodity: Choose the commodity – Fortified Rice, Jaggery, or Ragi Powder.
- View Report: The webpage will display school-wise allocation details, including opening balance, section-wise allotment, and closing balance.
Note: The report can also be accessed through the AePDS portal, which integrates with the SCM system for distribution through fair price shops.
Important Details & Scheme Information
MDM Components & Quantities
- Rice:
- Classes 1 to 5: 100 grams per child per day
- Classes 6 to 10: 150 grams per child per day
- Eggs: One egg (45-55 grams) per child per day, five times a week. For students who do not consume eggs, a banana is provided as an alternative.
- Peanut Chikki: 25 grams per child, three days a week.
- Ragi Malt (Java): Served three times a week (e.g., Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday) when chikki is not provided.
- Other Ingredients: Pulses, vegetables, oil/ghee, and salt/condiments are also part of the meal.
Nutritional Norms
- Primary (Classes 1-5): 450 calories and 12 grams of protein per day.
- Upper Primary (Classes 6-10): 700 calories and 20 grams of protein per day.
Monthly Indent Schedule for Fine Rice
To ensure timely supply, the government has issued strict guidelines for submitting monthly indents:
- Indent Submission: Indents must be submitted through the IMMS module between the 9th and 11th of every month.
- QR Code Scanning: Upon receiving rice stock from the transporter, the QR code on each bag must be scanned and receipt confirmed. Failure to confirm will result in non-generation of the indent for the following month.
- Quality Feedback: Feedback on the quality of the rice must be uploaded at the time of opening each bag.
- Allotment Orders: Issued by the 15th of every month.
- Stage-II Movement: Commences from the 16th onwards.
Ragi Malt & Jaggery Supply Details
The Andhra Pradesh government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Trust for the supply of ragi flour and jaggery powder free of cost to district centres.
- Duration: The MoU is valid for three years up to 2029.
- Composition: Each glass of ragi malt contains 10 grams of ragi flour and 10 grams of jaggery powder mixed in 150 ml of warm water.
- Health Benefits: Rich in calcium and iron, acting as a nutritional supplement for students.
- Cost: The state government spends approximately ₹1,850 crore annually on the entire MDM scheme. The ragi and jaggery supply costs about ₹80 crore for three years.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the AP MDM scheme?
The Andhra Pradesh Mid-Day Meal scheme, also known as Dokka Seetamma PM POSHAN, provides nutritious meals to students in government and aided schools.
How can schools check MDM rice allotment?
Schools can check allotment details on the official SCM AP portal: https://scm.ap.gov.in/SCM_REPORT/SchoolWiseMDMAllocationReport.jsp.
What commodities are provided under the AP MDM scheme?
The scheme provides Fortified Rice, Jaggery, Ragi Powder, Eggs, Peanut Chikki, and other ingredients like pulses, vegetables, and oil.
What is the quantity of rice allotted per child?
100 grams per child per day for Classes 1-5, and 150 grams per child per day for Classes 6-10.
What is the role of the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Trust in the MDM scheme?
The trust provides ragi flour and jaggery powder free of cost to district centres for the preparation of Ragi Malt, under an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh government.
When must monthly indents for rice be submitted?
Indents must be submitted through the IMMS module between the 9th and 11th of every month.
What is the nutritional goal of the AP MDM scheme?
The scheme aims to provide 450 calories and 12g protein for primary students, and 700 calories and 20g protein for upper primary students per day.
What should schools do if the rice quantity received is incorrect?
Schools must immediately contact the District MDM Section for verification and correction.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes and is based on official government notifications, the SCM portal, and other reliable sources. Teachers and school authorities are advised to refer to the official SCM AP portal (scm.ap.gov.in) and district-level MDM offices for the most accurate and up-to-date allotment information.