A level choices help please?

So I have to choose my A level choices and I would like to become an engineer in the future, the ones I am interested in is
Maths
Physics
Design and Technology
Chemistry
My school offers Further Maths but it is advised for people who are in the top set. I intend to go to a big uni such as Imperial College London but I'm just so conflicted as I feel like doing Further Maths will be extremely difficult as I have not did it before and I don't consistently get 8/9s in my exams.

Also, if I do decide to go for 3 A levels, I'm not sure if I will be good at physics since i find that a bit difficult to understand currently and also, I'm not sure which to pick between Design adn Technology or Chemistry as my 3rd option?

Please help
Thank you

So I have to choose my A level choices and I would like to become an engineer in the future, the ones I am interested in is
Maths
Physics
Design and Technology
Chemistry
My school offers Further Maths but it is advised for people who are in the top set. I intend to go to a big uni such as Imperial College London but I'm just so conflicted as I feel like doing Further Maths will be extremely difficult as I have not did it before and I don't consistently get 8/9s in my exams.

Also, if I do decide to go for 3 A levels, I'm not sure if I will be good at physics since i find that a bit difficult to understand currently and also, I'm not sure which to pick between Design adn Technology or Chemistry as my 3rd option?

Please help
Thank you

So I have to choose my A level choices and I would like to become an engineer in the future, the ones I am interested in is
Maths
Physics
Design and Technology
Chemistry
My school offers Further Maths but it is advised for people who are in the top set. I intend to go to a big uni such as Imperial College London but I'm just so conflicted as I feel like doing Further Maths will be extremely difficult as I have not did it before and I don't consistently get 8/9s in my exams.

Also, if I do decide to go for 3 A levels, I'm not sure if I will be good at physics since i find that a bit difficult to understand currently and also, I'm not sure which to pick between Design adn Technology or Chemistry as my 3rd option?

Please help
Thank you

Just a small comment, physics is, objectively, the hardest a-level.

I don't mean to put you down but I know people that got 9s in GCSE physics and had to drop it at a-level because they found it so hard.

Unless its a subject in which you have a true passion and are currently working your absolute socks off for a 7,8,9 I wouldn't recommend taking it at a-level.

However, If you do have a passion, and take a real interest in physics then go for it! I'm sure you'll work very hard, as it is needed if you want to do well!

Imperial is a great college for engineering. One of my classmates wants to go to imperial next year for engineering and his entry requirements are A* A A (in maths, physics and computer science).

in year 12 I did 4 econ, maths, further and physics. I got A*ACC with the Cs in further and physics (bare in mind the only "revision" I did was classwork and homework) . Recently got my year 13 Jan mocks back and got A*A*A, dropped physics and the A is in further and I did a LOT of revision. Take four if you're willing to put the work in.

Exactly. Random fact, my further maths teacher was Cambridge university's first female boxer; she took 6 A-levels and achieved AAAAAA.