mcse 2003 retirement

i am trying to get 2003 mcse
is there anyone who knows excatly when this 2003 mcse expires?
i already started with 70-270
thanks

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MentholMoose

The exams are not currently on the schedule to be discontinued:
Microsoft Learning: Microsoft Certification Exam Development

Slowhand

As MentholMoose mentioned, the Windows Server 2003 exams aren't slated to be retired at this time. Microsoft will more than likely make a fairly noisy announcement when they do, much as they did when the Windows 2000 Server exams were set to retire, so they can get people on the bandwagon to upgrade.

It looks like Microsoft's got a pseudo-policy in place for the retirement of exams:

Q. What does it mean when an exam is retired?

A. An exam is usually retired when two newer versions of the product are available, markets around the world are no longer using that version of the product, and few people are taking that version of the exam.

Devilsbane

Some of the possible electives are being retired, but none of the core exams have been announced, and there are still plenty of electives to get the job done.

And your MCSA/MCSE will never technically expire. It will just lose value in the marketplace. An MCSE in 2040 will likely mean nothing. Congratulations, you know a technology that is 40 years old!

mikedisd2

lkh312 wrote: »

i am trying to get 2003 mcse
is there anyone who knows excatly when this 2003 mcse expires?
i already started with 70-270
thanks

5x posts in 6 years? Dude, you should join in more often.