Hello Damithu,
I would suggest you focus on your studies until the exam period ends.
As a beginner in the pursuit of Buddha’s teachings, one would face many conflicting viewpoints. It may take some time to sort things out. It is best to do that after getting through the exam period.
First, some parts of the Buddha’s teachings are incompatible with modern science, even though science has gradually adopted certain aspects of them, especially in recent years. On the other hand, modern science has never conclusively disproven any aspect of Buddha Dhamma. I can help you deal with it by suggesting certain posts or sections in the website.
Furthermore, Buddha’s teachings have been distorted over the past 2,600 years, and there are now many versions. Some are easy to reject, while others could be attractive depending on one’s views about the world. So, it is good to keep an open mind and examine different versions that seem logical. Once you get back to focus on Dhamma, don’t hesitate to ask questions on such issues as well. In the beginning of my journey, I went through that process for a couple of years.
It is imperative to get through the school year and get good grades. Once it is out of the way, you can focus on Dhamma for a few months without distractions. We wish you well in those efforts!