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One conspicuous contradiction:Bible and Quran say that their way of worship to one God is the only right way and all other means are wrong.Where as Sanathan dharm text such as Bhagwat Geeta, Vedas and Upnishad talk about Life, Science, Spirituality and above all state that our destination is one but there are many paths to lead to it. For each one its own.

The other answers here are really good and I may not repeat their points so I strongly recommend reading them as well.From my experience, I would suggest that students preparing for CSIR UGC NET JRF EXAMINATION should -1) Focus on their concepts and fundamentals primarily and understand the topics well than simply mugging up everything. Not everyone can learn everything so one has to select the topics one is good at and perfect them first accordingly and so on.2) Practice lots of questions (MCQs) topic wise pertaining to CSIR, GATE, IISC, JNU etc as they help in strengthening the understanding of concepts and helps save time in understanding the question on exam day. In this way, one is able to understand beforehand the tricks and twists in the questions which may otherwise lead to silly mistakes.3) One should be careful about their strategy during exam. Since it involves 25% negative marking for each wrong answer, one has to be extremely cautious in selecting questions and answering them. Do not answer every question rather only the ones that one is confirm and confident of being correct to prevent negative marking. Still, one can take a chance of attempting a wrong answer if uncertain in Section B where it carries 2 marks for each correct answer compared to Section C which carriers 4 marks for each correct answer. So if an answer goes wrong in Section C, 1 mark gets deducted and it will hurt the overall score badly compared to Sections A and B where only 0.5 mark is lost.4) Make the most of the 3 hours of examination and utilise this time wisely. One should give their best efforts as much as possible. Begin from Section B then move onto Section C and try to improve the score by attempting some questions in Section A as it really gives a bonus. One should not give up during the exam and try to attempt as many questions possible correctly. (One cannot gauge the threshold score beforehand so one should aim to maximise their score as much as possible. Many students fail to qualify because of this mistake.) Remember it is a competitive examination. One should attempt all the easy questions first that one is confirm and confident of then spend time on the less easy ones. It is not necessary to attempt all 35/50 questions in Section B and all 25/75 questions in Section C if one is uncertain of all answers to be correct. Instead even 17-20 questions in Section C will suffice if they are done correctly.5) Remove any kind of fear and negativity pertaining to the exam. Be confident to clear the exam. It is actually one of the easiest examinations because of the vast range of questions one has the opportunity to choose from.This really makes the exam very scoring and simple unlike any other exam.6) Lastly but importantly, one must never underestimate the power of prayers, meditation and physical activity with a balanced diet during the course of preparation. It helps improve memory, concentration, stamina and understanding.Good luck and Best Wishes!!!I'll be happy to take any questions pertaining to this.

These are the resources I am using:1. CourseraBioinformatics series from the university of California, San Diego (7 courses specialization including a capstone project), programming oriented. Page on coursera.orgBioinformatics Methods I (link) and II (link), University of Toronto (more process oriented).Bioinformatics: Life Sciences on Your Computer, John Hopkins University Page on coursera.org .Systems Biology and Biotechnology Specialization (6 courses specialization including a capstone project, heavy on math and computer science), Mount Sinai (Page on coursera.org).Genomic Data Science Specialization, John Hopkins University (8 courses specialization including a capstone project), practical approach Page on coursera.org.2. EdXHarvardX Data Analysis for Life Sciences :part I: Data Analysis for Life Sciences 1: Statistics and Rpart II: Data Analysis for Life Sciences 2: Introduction to Linear Models and Matrix Algebrapart III: Data Analysis for Life Sciences 3: Statistical Inference and Modeling for High-throughput Experimentspart IV: Data Analysis for Life Sciences 4: High-Dimensional Data Analysispart V: Data Analysis for Life Sciences 5: Introduction to Bioconductor: Annotation and Analysis of Genomes and Genomic Assayspart VI: Data Analysis for Life Sciences 6: High-performance Computing for Reproducible Genomicspart VII: Data Analysis for Life Sciences 7: Case Studies in Functional GenomicsRosalind: a platform for learning bioinformatics and programming through problem solving