What are the Advantage and uses of voltage follower circuit over emitter follower
Can I use voltage follower and emitter follower for same purpose.


Yes and no depending on your requirements.

A voltage follower uses an op-amp to set the voltage on the output to be the same as the voltage on the input. It does however have limited drive capability.

An emitter follower on the other hand drives or sources current to the output so that said output is a base emitter voltage different from the base voltage. However, emitter followers only drive in one direction. An NPN emitter follower can only source current, a PNP can only sink current. As such if the output voltage is too high (or low for the PNP) for some reason, the follower is not able to pull it back.

Emitter followers can however pass much more current than an op-amp.

So "Can you use voltage follower and emitter follower for same purpose?" If designed correctly to deal with the voltage differences one can be substituted for the other if the load requirements overlap the capabilities of both methods.