Teachers, headmasters and school authorities can check the AP MDM rice, jaggery and ragi powder allotment reportonline through the Andhra Pradesh Supply Chain Management (SCM) portal. The report helps schools verify monthly allocations, stock details and school-wise supply status under the Dokka Seetamma PM POSHAN Scheme.
Using the official report page, users can select the allotment month, year, district, mandal or depot, and commodity to view the allocation details for a particular school.
AP MDM Allotment Report: Quick Overview
| Particular | Details |
|---|
| Scheme | Dokka Seetamma PM POSHAN / AP Mid-Day Meal Scheme |
| State | Andhra Pradesh |
| Main commodities | Fortified rice, jaggery powder and ragi powder |
| Report type | District-wise, mandal/depot-wise and school-wise allocation report |
| Official system | Andhra Pradesh SCM Portal |
| Distribution support | AePDS / Fair Price Shop supply chain |
| Information available | Opening balance, allotted quantity, distribution details and closing balance |
| Beneficiaries | Students studying in government and aided schools |
Follow these steps to check the rice, jaggery or ragi powder allotment details for your school:
- Visit the official AP SCM School-Wise MDM Allocation Report page: SCM AP MDM Allocation Report.
- Select the required allotment month.
- Choose the relevant allotment year.
- Select your district from the available list.
- Choose the appropriate mandal or depot.
- Select the commodity you want to check:
- Fortified rice
- Jaggery powder
- Ragi powder
- Click the option to view the report.
- The portal will display the school-wise MDM allotment details, including available stock and allotted quantity.
Schools should regularly verify the report before and after receiving supplies. This helps identify differences in allotment, transport receipt or stock balance at an early stage. The SCM report is the main reference point for checking school-level commodity allocation under the programme.
Details Available in the Report
The AP MDM school-wise allotment report may show the following information:
- District name
- Mandal or depot name
- School or college name
- UDISE or institution-related details, where available
- Commodity name
- Opening stock balance
- Monthly allotted quantity
- Quantity supplied or received
- Closing balance
- Section-wise allocation details
Headmasters and MDM in-charge teachers should preserve records of received stock, QR-code confirmation, quality feedback and monthly indents for future verification.
AP MDM Commodities Provided to Schools
The Dokka Seetamma PM POSHAN programme supports the nutritional needs of schoolchildren through cooked meals and supplementary food items. Major food materials include:
- Fortified rice: Supplied for preparing the regular mid-day meal.
- Jaggery powder: Used in the preparation of ragi malt or other approved nutrition servings.
- Ragi powder: Used for ragi malt, commonly known as ragi java.
- Eggs: Provided to eligible students according to the government schedule.
- Peanut chikki: Served on approved days as a nutrition supplement.
- Pulses, vegetables, oil and condiments: Used in preparing the daily cooked meal.
The scheme aims to provide regular nutrition to children enrolled in government and aided schools across Andhra Pradesh.
Rice Entitlement Under AP MDM
The standard rice requirement under the school meal programme is generally calculated according to the class level of students:
| Student Category | Rice Quantity |
|---|
| Primary classes, Classes 1 to 5 | 100 grams per child per school day |
| Upper-primary classes, Classes 6 to 10 | 150 grams per child per school day |
The school’s actual monthly allotment can vary based on student attendance, approved enrolment, working days, available stock and instructions issued by the concerned authorities.
Ragi Malt and Jaggery Distribution
Ragi malt is an important nutrition component of the AP school meal programme. It is prepared using ragi flour and jaggery powder, usually mixed with warm water before serving to students.
As per the available scheme information:
- One serving of ragi malt may use approximately 10 grams of ragi flour and 10 grams of jaggery powder.
- The mixture is generally prepared with around 150 ml of warm water.
- Ragi is valued as a source of calcium and iron.
- Jaggery adds energy and sweetness to the drink.
- Schools should follow the latest district-level directions for preparation, quantity, schedule and hygiene practices.
The ragi flour and jaggery supply has been supported through an arrangement involving the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Trust for distribution to district centres, according to the source information.
Monthly Rice Indent Schedule
Timely submission of monthly rice indents is important for uninterrupted MDM supply. Schools should monitor the IMMS process and follow instructions from the district MDM office.
Key points for monthly fine-rice indents include:
- Monthly indents are generally submitted through the IMMS module.
- The reported indent submission window is from the 9th to 11th of each month.
- Schools must scan the QR code on rice bags when receiving stock from the transporter.
- Receipt confirmation is important for generating the next month’s indent.
- Teachers should provide rice-quality feedback when a bag is opened, wherever the system requires it.
- Allotment orders are generally issued by the 15th of the month.
- Stage-II movement of stock may begin from the 16th onwards.
Always follow the latest circulars, portal messages and district instructions because schedules can change.
What to Do If Stock Is Missing or Incorrect
If the quantity shown in the AP MDM allotment report does not match the quantity received by the school, take action immediately.
- Check the school-wise report once again by selecting the correct month, year, district and depot.
- Compare the online allotment with the stock receipt and school stock register.
- Verify the QR-code scan and receipt confirmation status.
- Record the difference clearly in the MDM stock register.
- Contact the concerned depot, mandal education office or District MDM Section.
- Keep copies or screenshots of the online report and stock-related records for verification.
Do not make unofficial changes to stock records. Report discrepancies through the proper departmental channel.
AP MDM Allotment Report FAQs
How can I check the AP MDM rice allotment for my school?
Visit the official SCM AP School-Wise MDM Allocation Report page, select the month and year, choose your district and mandal/depot, select fortified rice, and view the school-level allocation details.
Can I check jaggery and ragi powder allotment online?
Yes. The SCM AP report allows users to select commodities such as fortified rice, jaggery and ragi powder to check allocation details for the selected district, depot and school.
What is the AP MDM scheme called now?
The Andhra Pradesh school meal programme is referred to as the Dokka Seetamma PM POSHAN Scheme in the source material. It provides nutritious food support to students in government and aided schools.
How much rice is allotted for primary-school students?
For calculation purposes, primary students in Classes 1 to 5 are generally allotted 100 grams of rice per child per school day.
How much rice is allotted for Classes 6 to 10?
Upper-primary students in Classes 6 to 10 are generally allotted 150 grams of rice per child per school day.
When should schools submit monthly rice indents?
The reported IMMS indent submission period is from the 9th to the 11th of every month. Schools should still confirm the current schedule through official instructions.
What should a school do if rice stock has not been received?
The school should verify the online allotment status, check receipt and QR-code confirmation details, maintain records, and contact the concerned depot or District MDM Section for clarification.
Official Link
For the latest school-wise rice, jaggery and ragi powder allocation details, use the official portal:
Disclaimer
This article is published for educational and informational purposes. Allotment quantities, schedules, commodity availability and MDM guidelines may change based on Andhra Pradesh Government orders and district-level instructions. Teachers, headmasters and school officials should rely on the official SCM AP portal, IMMS system and directions from the District MDM Section for the latest and final information.