Choice of direction and language (non-beginner)?

Question

Career in IT

Good afternoon! I am a student (switched to the 3rd course). Direction: Informatics and computer technology.
Tried myself in different directions. Now I have lost interest in development. My little history in programming:

8-9 class was Pascal, at the same time I tried Delphi on my own. As a task for myself, I tried to implement the game, made a snake and eventually implemented it.
Further in 10 cells. tried Java, namely Java SE, did Desktop applications on Swing (didn't try FX). I made an XLSX parser through Apache POI. Implemented a GUI for interacting with the database.
Acquainted with Oracle, Mysql. 11 cells I had layout, studied the basics of JS and then worked only with JQuery. PHP was also there, in the first year I made my own MVC framework (this is how I dealt with MVC).
The first course started for me with Python and a little later I tried Django and Flask. I liked Flask more for its minimalism. In my second year of high school, I had C#, we studied the basics, did labs.
From all this, I realized that the web is mine. But the client or the server to do, I have not decided during this time.
Of the languages, I do not have a favorite instrument, my favorite is the one I know better. Now I'm looking towards .NET (I'm interested in .Net Core) and developing applications on ASP.NET Core.

My post is this: Should I choose C# to find a job after graduation in Moscow? There seem to be more vacancies for ASP.NET than for the same Django

Answer 1

Flip a coin and you'll get a solution.
Someone chooses Django, gets a penny and is happy
Someone chooses Django, gets a penny and is sad
Someone chooses Django, makes money and is happy
Someone chooses Django, makes money and is sad
relevant.