I don’t take A level Physics but I want to do engineering

I just googled Chemical Engineering Subject requirements
The first 5 to appear were Cambridge, Manchester, Bath, Birmingham and Edinburgh, and none of them required Physics.
You're fine

I really want to do chemical engineering/ biomedical engineering but when i was choosing my a levels i was set on doing medicine so I’ve picked a level chem, bio and maths it’s not going to possible for me to do physics a level within a year i’ll just end up with bad grades, can anyone lmk about universities that accept these subjects for chemical engineering or biomedical engineering.

theres loads of places that will accept you happily if you don't have physics a level. most only require maths a level with the possibility of another stem related subject which you have. the alternative being doing a foundation year if you really wanted to attend a uni course that did require physics.

i dont do physics and im applying for chem eng as well! none of my offers require that

You don’t need physics for either course - make sure to do maths definitely with one other science

okay thanks!