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I'd start with actually using Linux. Linux Mint, or Fedora Linux are great. I'd install it on a VM/as dualboot.
I'd suggest that you wouldn't use it when you're in a hurry/need to work on an assignment and stuff.
Start with the evenings/nights and weekends, when you're free and have the time, and more importantly, the will, to learn.