For chem engineering maths and chemistry are required, for pharmacology you need chemistry and some unis also require Biology. Therefore from a uni application pov taking maths, chemistry and biology is your best option to keep as many courses in these areas open to you as possible.
However, if you didnt like biology at gcse or would rather take psychology then there would still be some options in pharmacology for you asking for chem and another science. This might work for you as pharmacology is your back-up option.
If you want to keep both open though go with bio, chem and maths and but you could always start with all 4 and see what you feel like after a few weeks or if you manage well even dropping one at the end of year 12 when you should have a clearer idea of what you want to do at uni.