In this article, the performance of 3-D nanosheet FET (NS-FET) in inversion (INV) and junctionless (JL) modes is demonstrated and compared at both device and circuit levels. In JL mode, the ION rises with an increase in temperature compared to the downfall trend in INV mode. In addition, compared to JL mode, the INV mode exhibits a better negative temperature coefficient of threshold voltage (dVth/dT). Further, the mixed mode circuit simulations are carried out using the Cadence Virtuoso platform through the Verilog-A model. From the analysis, it is observed that an increase of 20% gain in INV mode compared to JL mode for a common source (CS) amplifier. JL mode NS-FETs achieve higher CMOS inverter switching current (ISC) and lower energy-delay products (EDP) as temperature rises. A three-stage ring oscillator (RO) is designed, and the oscillation frequencies (fOSC) of 43.39 GHz and 38.8 GHz are obtained with INV and JL modes. Although JL NSFET offers less intrinsic capacitances, the fOSC is high for INV mode due to higher ION. Furthermore, reducing supply voltage (VDD), the fOSC falls by 67% with INV and 62.6% with JL modes. These results will give a better understanding of this emerging NS-FET at both device and circuit levels at advanced technology nodes.