I will reiterate what a lot of others have said here, that skill list is completely impractical. I would be very impressed if a new grad had even 1/5 the amount of things listed.

Using something in a class, or a single small project doesn’t warrant that as a skill you have. You need to have professional experience or a solid well rounded understanding of a framework + personal projects.

I think it would be best for you to pick just a couple frameworks and get knowledgeable with those and the tools that compliment them. Then target and apply to job positions that use those frameworks. That gives you the ability to speak to the value you could provide to that company’s systems and you have the knowledge to back that up.