Selective cutting is one of the silviculture system developed to manage the tropical rain forest in Indonesia. This system is based on diameter limit, the number of trees left (residual stand) for the next harvesting and successfully regeneration natural of residual stand or enrichment planting. In 2005, selective cutting and strip planting with intensive sillviculture was being applied to rehabilitate and to improve the productivity of Logged Over Area (LOA) of tropical rain forest with enrichment planting in strip planting system. TPTJ system might stimulate the soil stability of tropical rain forest damaged because it was sensitive of changing. The objective of this research was to investigate the soil fertility status on LOA (1 and 5 years old after planting) of tropical rain forest in selective cutting and strip planting with intensive sillviculture. The result showed that soil at the reseach sites were very acid it was about pH H2O 3.97-4.50 and pH KCl 3,57-4,07. This pH values indicated that nutrient concentrations especially Ca, Mg and K were very low because the soil included on Ultisols. Nutrient concentration at 1 and 5 years old after planting of area was not significant in T test with 5% confident level. In general, nutrient concentrations in A, horizon was organic matter accumulation on the top soil would increase C-organic content and this value had positive correlation with cation exchangeable capacity (CEC) that value of correlation coefficient (R2) was 0.946, so it could provide nutrient to support growth of dipterocarps in the strip planting system.