I know that lower gears have higher acceleration & low top speeds and higher gears have low acceleration & higher top speeds. But I would like to know why this gear system was designed first of all? What happens internally?
My second question is that nowadays there are scooty peps'(gearless) that have 125 cc. So does a 125 cc bike with gear have any advantage?
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Your questions don't appear to match the headline, but to try and help: Why are gears used when there is automatic gear technology?
Why was this gear technology developed That is just how power works. If you turn the drive cog more times for a number of output turns, you get more torque but less top speed. It's basic physics. Have a look at this howstuffworks page for a detailed explanation. Does a bike with gears have any advantage Absolutely! It is lighter, requires less maintenance, is potentially safer in an emergency situation, and in fact the only good thing about the automatic scooters is that they are very easy for beginners to learn on as they don't need to worry about gears, clutch etc. An animation to explain Continuous Variable Gears (from Wikipedia):
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