If you are still a student, then your strengths and weaknesses change once you enter the college. You still haven't seen a lot of field and their potential. Being good in a subject does not guarantee you a job, and not being good does not deprive you of one. There are a lot of neutral careers like Web development, Design, Content creation, Coding, Investments, finance, data analytics etc.You don't need a mastery of maths chemistry or physics to excel in this.

There are several science and engineering careers that closely tie math and physics together. Some of the careers you can try in are:

Engineering- Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mathematics, aerospace engineering, physicists. Some courses may include computer programming, chemistry and study of electricity, Quantum mechanics and differential equations,.

Majoring in statistics is in demand in business, industry, research and government. In business and industry, statisticians are involved in quality control, reliability, product development and improvement, plus delivery and marketing processes. Statisticians may also manage assets and liabilities, determining the risks and returns of certain investments. Statisticians are employed by nearly every government department and in many scientific, medical, environmental, defence and agricultural agencies.

Also majoring in Physics as physicists late on , you can come across careers in many industries in both the public and private sectors. Many physicists are employed by governments in research and management positions; by universities in the areas of teaching, research and technical positions; as education and science communicators; in health and medical sectors; and in nuclear physics.
In other words, you can have lot of options and it also depends upon your interest and calibre.

Good Luck.