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觉 (jué) is usually used in informal contexts, and less frequently in formal contexts. It is used to refer to the senses of touch, sight, hearing, etc. For example, in spoken language, one might say "我觉得很热" (wǒ juéde hěn rè, "I feel very hot"), but in written language, one would more likely say "我感觉很热" (wǒ gǎnjué hěn rè, "I feel very hot").
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Yes, 觉 (jué) can be used differently depending on the context.
When used as a verb, 觉 can mean "to feel, to sense; to become aware; (lit.) to wake up; sense (of touch, sight, hearing, etc.)". For example, 我觉得这个游戏很有趣 (wǒ juéde zhège yóuxì hěn yǒuqù; "I feel that this game is interesting").
When used as a noun, 觉 can mean "feeling; awareness; consciousness; sense; perception; intuition; dream; (Buddhism) enlightenment". For example, 我有一种奇怪的感觉 (wǒ yǒu yī zhǒng qíguài de gǎn jué; "I have a strange feeling").
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