[Xenophilius]

Hi friends, I'm in a sort of dilemma, you know. I like chemistry(especially inorganic) and my physics and maths are not that good. I'm trying to get into a good engineering college, but my friends feel that I have an aptitude towards pure sciences. I don't know what to do. Please advise.

[Xenophilius]

I don't say that my friends' advices mean more to me than what I feel about myself. I said that because I couldn't see any major difference between the two jobs(research/engineering) and my seniors keep telling me that it takes good mathematics and physics ability to secure a place in any engineering college. (I haven't consulted any person who's in the profession, however)
                                                                     

[DrCMS]

You need to be good at maths and physics for both chemistry and chemical engineering. 

There is more maths in a typical chem eng degree compared with chemistry I believe.

[Xenophilius]

I am a sort of okay kind, but not surely not great!

[BetaAmyloid]

Do what you love instead of what your friends say you love - if you don't know it, study, you'll eventually learn it.