Viral susceptiility of Nose and eyes
Between the eyes and nose, which offers better immune protection


Neither. Both are mucous membranes lined by epithelial cells. Each is their own niche (and the nose has a number of sub-niches), with particular receptors, environmental factors, and immune factors that interact with pathogen factors. The interaction between the two produces the tissue tropism of a particular pathogen. Each is colonized with many commensal microbes, with some overlap (see Murray Medical Microbiology Ch 7 and this study of the eye). As far as "airborne" transmission, vs. inoculation by physical contact, the nose and nasopharynx are important structures in respiration. The eye is not.